Looks very nice - will keep an eye out for it at the various shows I guess - doubt it will be seen on the hwy much![]()
IT has more power than any of the V8 Supercars at this year’s Bathurst 1000.
It can detect stolen cars in milliseconds, and spot speeding drivers from up to a kilometre away.
It’s not a bird, it’s not a plane. It’s Australia’s most powerful — and most technically advanced — police car.
The NSW highway patrol have taken delivery of one of the last ever Ford Falcon GT sedans — which, in a one-off special, has a supercharged V8 engine tuned by racing legend Dick Johnson to a staggering 800 horsepower, or 600 kilowatts in modern terms.
Full article.
http://www.news.com.au/technology/de...-1227076729084
Mightypns
Looks very nice - will keep an eye out for it at the various shows I guess - doubt it will be seen on the hwy much![]()
Now how many times have we told Mr Police that the wider tyres at the back were a safety featureFAST FACTS: Ford Falcon GT-F: most powerful police car ever
* Supercharged 5.0-litre V8 engine
* Power: 600 kilowatts in modern measurements or 800 horsepower in old-school numbers (up from 351kW or 470hp)
* In modern terms, the Falcon GT-F’s power has increased from the standard output of 351kW to 600kW, hence the ‘600’ plaque next to Dick Johnson’s name under the bonnet.
* Racing grade Brembo brakes front and rear
* Dunlop high-performance tyres (wider at the rear than at the front to improve grip)![]()
Good, glad they stand out like Dogs balls too!!![]()
How can they justify spending this sort of taxpayers money on this bullshit? Is that $100K+ car going to improve road safety? Of course not.
And another thing, does this 800hp supercharged V8 meet all emissions and noise standards? Doubt it.
Frankly great to see hotted up aussie cars not long to go until RIP Commo/Falcon
Last edited by BLACK 346; 02-10-2014 at 05:44 PM.
Is it tuned to run on E10?
Its funded by the Road Safety Council and not tax payers. Just like the Porsche, the Lexus, the GTS, the Evo's that are getting around are funded by the relevant manufacturer. I would think it would be in the tax payers interest for them to say 'um ok, thanks for the free car!'
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