<< Only 90% of that Torque is available at 1800rpm, read more carefully.
90% of 405ftlb isn't that much torque. >>
Ah geez...365 pounds at 1800 RPMs. That's only enough to snap your neck. If we'd get all that 405 ftlb, we'd probably bite through our tongues and crack a couple teeth
Not bad, but 420HP from 12 cylindars isn't the most impressive thing in the world. Still a very nice engine and an interesting config to see come mainstream
<< Needless to say, it is considerably more powerful than the 367hp Mercedes V12 with 200 c.c. and 12 valves less and the 326hp BMW old V12 with 600 c.c. and 24 valves less. >>
More powerful than some. Perhaps not up to speed with Ferrari, or even Dodge (well that's a 10cyl not 12, and is 2L bigger), but still respectable.
thats awesome, somewhere on that site there are a couple of paragraphs on the w-18 engine, along with the explanantion of how w engines are designed and work, pretty amazing stuff
yup, its very complicated mechanically, as all three engines are sharing a common crankshaft, and being able to run the exhaust pipes and everything through all that isnt an easy task.
if you wanna read in length, go read this whole page:
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