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02-09-2005 #1
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Wow!!!
Hey guys, check this out for an engine!! Daaaammm!!
http://www.brammo.com/content.php?content.16
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Is that a V-16 engine? Just counting the intake tubes and exhaust ports.
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4 valves per cylinder, 32 total, DOHC engine, 8 cylinders....... Looks good. Looks fun. Needs turbos.
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Pretty crazy!
The website has some great stuff too.
Thanks for sharing,
Tony Huntimer
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WOW thats some of the coolest stuff i've ever seen. i wonder how streetable that really is?
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Looks pretty streetable to me, what with the lowered compression and stuff. Only thing is...imagine trying to get a replacement water pump for that thing at Pep Boys???
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Falconer has been making engines for awhile... I remember looking at their site a couple of years back... seem to recall that they had 12 and 16 cylinder engines.
This place says they've teamed up with Falconer.
Makes a good amount of power for 214 cubes! Only 340 pounds too.John
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"Eaton 112 supercharger "
Probably why it makes that many HP.Gary C.
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Allen,
Click on the twin turbo package page. I think they have your "drug of choice" there.Bill
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Falconer engines have been used for Spitfire replica "kit" planes...very nice.
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Check This Out.
http://www.falconerengines.com/prod04.htm
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For those with the cash:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...%3AEF%3AUS%3A1
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Very sexy. However, I would like to see the entire dyno chart before I plunk down 45 big ones.
From there, I can see fitting this engine and a transaxle in the back seat of a chopped and channeled 69 Mustang. Primered black with the outer headlight recesses and leading edge of the front fenders painted up red with white teeth like a sharks mouth (aka WWII fighter plane)
What? Yes I feel fine.
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I like how they packaged the alternator.. very cool looking engine and you would stand out in the crowd for sure..
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that was a nice ls1 twin turbo intake
Rick M.
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