The Future of the Internal Combustion Engine - Inside Koenigsegg

[ctrlraven]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bch5B23_pu0
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If you like engineering stuff, watch this!

[ImpalaSlayer]

damn cool stuff. finally some one sees that battery cars are useless

[jwibbity]

thats pretty cool stuff, the same engines we have now weighing less make 30% more power and torque, 30% more fuel efficient, and 50% less emissions, they better watch out before the government make this mandatory on all cars :P

[ctrlraven]

thats pretty cool stuff, the same engines we have now weighing less make 30% more power and torque, 30% more fuel efficient, and 50% less emissions, they better watch out before the government make this mandatory on all cars :P
Well if you think about it, being mandatory wouldn't be such a bad thing. More power, better mpgs and less emissions. It's a win win for everyone unless then retro-fit cost an un-godly amount of money.

[jwibbity]

Well if you think about it, being mandatory wouldn't be such a bad thing. More power, better mpgs and less emissions. It's a win win for everyone unless then retro-fit cost an un-godly amount of money.

removal of the heads adding the valves and the custom piping for the oil and air lines, i would say at least 5-6K, i just couldnt see 32 of those things in the engine, lol

[lji372]

Sweeeeeeet!!!!
wish i got paid to work on stuff like that.
hope the auto or oil companies don't buy them out and bury it

[Marauderjack]

Sellin' my Comp Cams stock ASAP!!!;)