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Comments: 20 (Read/Post) Favorites: 0 (View) |
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on: 05-10-2002
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F1 engine assembly by Mugen |
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#4 |
5-21-2002 @ 12:02:51 PM |
Posted By : binkisme |
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i will take one of them and put it into my geo metro lol
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#7 |
7-03-2002 @ 07:50:39 PM |
Posted By : CRXtrackguy |
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I wouldn't take one... they only last 3 hours if you're lucky. |
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#8 |
7-03-2002 @ 07:58:45 PM |
Posted By : cams116 |
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But damn that would be the most fun 3 hours ever. |
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#10 |
7-03-2002 @ 08:12:18 PM |
Posted By : cams116 |
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3L V10 that revs to about 16000rpm and has about 800-900hp. |
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#11 |
7-03-2002 @ 08:12:56 PM |
Posted By : Moose |
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and since its a honda, it probably has about 350ft/lbs? |
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#12 |
7-03-2002 @ 08:15:36 PM |
Posted By : cams116 |
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Since its a F1 engine its probable got a lot more than that. |
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#14 |
9-13-2002 @ 11:16:42 PM |
Posted By : Low-Tech Redneck |
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These and dragster engines are a great example of sacrificing bare nekkid power for reliability/driveablity, they put out impressive numbers, but hand-grenade with frightening regularity |
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#16 |
9-13-2002 @ 11:23:21 PM |
Posted By : Low-Tech Redneck |
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Here's somthing to ponder, we've all probably worked on an engine before, these 3 guys combined have probably worked on how many engines? Hundreds? Thousands? bet they could build one blindfolded! |
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#18 |
10-21-2002 @ 01:51:58 AM |
Posted By : ambientFLIER |
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they have plenty of torque to spin the wheels as long as the driver keeps the pedal to the floor |
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#20 |
11-12-2002 @ 01:44:15 PM |
Posted By : comradesampo |
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#12, If you assume 900hp @ 18000rpm, you get 262lb-ft. That's probably a little high, so let's call it 250. That's pretty standard for an F1 engine.
These things are damned unreliable, though, even for F1. Every weekend at least one blows a piston. |
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