I'v just seen this video and i don't see how he could fit this engine in the VE, it massive, unless he is think of alot of chopping.
YouTube - Fifth Gear - Bugatti Veyron (Part 1)
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I'v just seen this video and i don't see how he could fit this engine in the VE, it massive, unless he is think of alot of chopping.
YouTube - Fifth Gear - Bugatti Veyron (Part 1)
Funny you should mention that. I think we know the same Albanian. I got him to e-mail a detailed engineering schematic of the project.
http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/a...nls1/mule2.jpg
ps- I know the turbo is back to front. It's late, i was tired and bored and had 5 minutes to kill so there's no need to point out how crap this is
**News Flash**
Albanian Engineers discover weight distribution problem with test mule.
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y20...onkey-Cart.jpg
Bwaaahahahhhaah:rofl:
/\ Hahaha..
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Can you take some photos of this motor thats in his shed in bits?
Hey you must admit its thinking outside the square! :confused:
OK it's time to bust out the Bunnings tape measure.
"Everything about the engine is superlative.
And it is remarkably compact. It measures just 710 mm (27 inches) long, 889 mm (35 inches) wide and 730 mm (28.7 inches) high."
"Engine Weight = About 400 kg."
"EPA city driving: 7 mpg
EPA highway driving: 10 mpg
Steady 253 mph: 3 mpg "
"Consequently, in the nose of the Veyron are three coolant radiators, one heat exchanger for the twin air-to-liquid intercoolers, and two air-conditioning condensers. There are also transmission and differential oil coolers on the right side and a large engine-oil cooler in the left-side air intake."
Might have to go with a VE ute.
Computers can live in the back beside the row of 200 litre fuel drums.
That leaves room for the bread sticks and cheese in the cab.
this is so ****in funny! just what i needed after a shit start to the morning!
This thread went from one page to 6 pretty darn quickly!