Powerful Engine from Your Grandfathers Time
#1
Powerful Engine from Your Grandfathers Time
Get one of these: Should try a modern version of the ultimate design of this motor: Napier Sabre E.122, 24 cylinders, H block, 4 cam shafts, 2 cranks and 3,500 HP in a surprisingly small package.
http://blog.kermitweeks.com/wp-conte.../Tempest-4.jpg
http://blog.kermitweeks.com/wp-conte.../Tempest-4.jpg
#7
I'd love to see something like that in something like this:
http://sinsheim.technik-museum.de/ga...serialNumber=5
It's not like you want a superb handling high performing car; it would be that you want something that looks, sounds and is completely ridiculous. And I think that is pretty cool.
http://sinsheim.technik-museum.de/ga...serialNumber=5
It's not like you want a superb handling high performing car; it would be that you want something that looks, sounds and is completely ridiculous. And I think that is pretty cool.
#8
I'd love to see something like that in something like this:
http://sinsheim.technik-museum.de/ga...serialNumber=5
It's not like you want a superb handling high performing car; it would be that you want something that looks, sounds and is completely ridiculous. And I think that is pretty cool.
http://sinsheim.technik-museum.de/ga...serialNumber=5
It's not like you want a superb handling high performing car; it would be that you want something that looks, sounds and is completely ridiculous. And I think that is pretty cool.
Here ya go! LOL...
#10
How about a Roadster powered by a Korean-War-era M47 Patton tank engine? LOL
watch the video, stock it was 810 hp and 1560 lb-ft ........then.........they added twin turbos!!!
http://www.bankspower.com/projects/o...lenos-tank-car
watch the video, stock it was 810 hp and 1560 lb-ft ........then.........they added twin turbos!!!
http://www.bankspower.com/projects/o...lenos-tank-car
Last edited by CaptainRon; 06-23-2013 at 08:29 AM.