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I'd like a 600 HP 1.5l supercharged V16 - doesn't even need to be in a car, mainly just to listen to! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Racing_Motors_V16 h
by arethuza 4mo ago
I'd like a 600 HP 1.5l supercharged V16 - doesn't even need to be in a car, mainly just to listen to!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Racing_Motors_V16 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Racing_Motors_V16
- longitudinal93 4mo agoThen all you need is a good recording and decent headphones
- bayindirh 4mo agoA good recording and a sound system which can move the exact amount of air that the engine has moved, to be precise.
- Sharlin 4mo agoIf the displacement isn’t measured in cubic meters, can you even call it an engine?
- pfdietz 4mo agoBonus points if you have to heat that crap you call fuel before you inject it into the massive cylinder.
- quickthrowman 4mo agoIf it doesn’t make at least 200kW per cylinder, can the engine even do any real work?
- red369 4mo agoOk, me too now. But you can’t have that, so maybe you could settle for a high-reving V8 in a tunnel?
- quickthrowman 4mo agoI’d opt for the V10 from the F2004 Ferrari F1 car if I had to pick an engine to listen to, it’s what a race car should sound like. There’s just something about a V10, it sounds musical. https://youtu.be/gLyqoX3LZrk https://youtu.be/gLyqoX3LZrk That BRM V16 is a close second though! It’s probably more impressive given it’s 50 years older than the Ferrari engine and was not designed by computers. https://youtu.be/A4w22LJrLeU https://youtu.be/A4w22LJrLeU