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| Great Stuff |
| carfanatic 4-6-2003 |
I've seen it run onetime at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. It was driven by Rowan Atkinson. Great machine.There was also a Fiat called Mefistofoles, which was powered by an airplane 26 litres 6 cilinder engine. Great Monsters. |
| small 12 cylinder |
| henk4 30-12-2002 |
If you are really looking for a big 12 cylinder engine why not try a marine diesel. Just an example, a modern 12 cylinder, with a displacement of 960x2500, (i leave the litre calculation up to you), producing 89500 HP at the exciting rate of 100 revs per minute. Now that's a real engine but built for a different purpose. Richkidz comment is of course meant to pull a leg, nice try, or are you really stupid? |
| BIg Displacement |
| Richkidcarz 24-12-2002 |
24 litres!!!!!!!!!! Out of 12 cylinders!!!!! That is beastly. The Enzo has 12 cylinders, and the engine is much more modern, and that only gets 6 litres, or 1/2 litre per cylinder, compared to the Railton's 2 litres per cylinder. Get my point. I'd buy this car anyday. |
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