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LEXION 10-10-2006 11:05 AM

2080hp Engine!
 
http://www.protruck.se/index_en.html


ProTruck Turbo engine Dyno pull 2080hp / 2150Nm - 7300rpm 28psi on methanol, 1950hp on VP CSP... More info at www.protruck.se


http://videos.streetfire.net/categor...3d00aca26d.htm


http://www.protruck.se/photo/blackfo...b_front_02.jpg

TNT 10-10-2006 11:28 AM

that is a impressive engine but there are more powerful engines out there. thanks for the video.

dash 10-11-2006 01:20 PM

Now I wanna see it moving a car. :)

LEXION 10-11-2006 01:34 PM

hehehe, maybe a truck......interesting thing they put it on methanol, it burns a light-er flame, that doesent melt the engine, so you can force the engine more, to get more HP out....nicely tought :wink:

TopGearNL 10-11-2006 01:46 PM

I have seen an engine that produces 12.000 HP but its the size of a bus, so no good use for a car. Same as this, sure it has a lot of HP but look at the size of it! :?

LEXION 10-11-2006 01:47 PM

I say it could fit in the back of the Ford GT40......

T-Bird 10-11-2006 06:31 PM

dude the engine isn't really that big it only a 446ci.

TopGearNL 10-11-2006 06:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by T-Bird
dude the engine isn't really that big it only a 446ci.

Well in that case it is astonishing, I thought it was superbig :shock: :P

coloradosilver 10-11-2006 08:00 PM

Put that thing in a 1982 Chrysler station wagon. The ultimate sleeper. If you were driving it, it would be the more horrifing experience of your life, but it would be hilarious for everyone else watching.

dash 10-13-2006 07:43 AM

HAHAHAHAHAH!!!

Mattk 10-13-2006 08:19 AM

^Stop spamming, mate.

Yeah, this is one powerful engine. It is only fit for trucks. You'll need a pretty strong vehicle to handle this beast.


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