That's not an engine

Kaido

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Finally, a solution to bring our bulk beef home - with a bulk-sized engine! :D
 

JDub02

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Originally posted by: Riverhound777
I wonder how that would compare to a Nuclear powered ship.

price-wise, I'm sure conventional is cheaper
 

Demon-Xanth

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Originally posted by: hiromizu
what is this for? a race car?

It's for the new Maibatzu Monstrosity SUV. It seats 12 and is equipped to drive on Arctic tundra, but most people will just commute with it.
 

SlowSpyder

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I want to know the specs on that SUV sized turbo in the second link in the OP. My guess is it'd be a bit on the laggy side for the average 4cyl Honda application.
 

Rubycon

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:laugh: at some of the replies here!

These engines are prime movers for ships. Modern ships use as many as six to generate electrical power. This power is used for everything onboard including propulsion and steering via bow tunnel thrusters and azipod propulsion systems. Large azipods can be over 30MW EACH.

Nuclear power requires a crew of nuclear certified engineers as well as a staggering budget secured by taxpayer funding. The obvious advantage is no bunkering (re-fueling) required for as long as TWO YEARS.