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Ek dink BMW SA moet 'n RHD M1 bou met die V16 met 4 turbos, asseblief!! 😂 Grap net, like jou boere aksent! Geniet jou vids. Groete van Bethulie, Suid-Vrystaat.

Kyk die stok om die enjinkap bo te hou.. 😅

Stel beslis belang in meer... 😂😊

It's a beauty, low, wide with championship white! Too bad they didn't put in another gearbox and sold it...

Honda, my kind of car company. From motorcycles to cars, like them all. Cheers 👍💪✌

Great video 👍

Manual forever

They don't run it at anywhere near 2000hp. So there's a lot more to come if they can wind it up.

Hope for a 3 gen NSX like a V6 boosted Vtec and light weight Hybrid system like the one in the T-hybrid 911 😅😅😅

anyway before 2nd gen NSX, honda secretly worked on sport car that competes with LFA named HSV but due to global crisis project is canned then they decided to directly working on 2nd gen NSX

power anywhere from 920-960hp, weight from 1650-1750kg(din) maybe.

UTTERLY USELESS !!! No informaton whatsoever - must be computer generated feedback and comments - other than mine.

What accent is that ??? Lose it if you can it's awful.

The exhaust product from hydrogen is H2O

Alfa, made some real gems. I've never seen the 3 liter one here. But some of the video section in the clip was shot in Switzerland. Thanks Chris 👍💪✌️

That's a lot of meat in that engine block to bore it out that much. I punched out a 1.8 liter Volvo engine to a 2 liter. It took forever to bore it! 🤣😂

The GTV6 is in my top all time favorite looking cars... from the front its stunningly beautiful.

The issue that Meyer was "Just using hydrolosis to create hydrogen and it was nothing new is ignorant" meyer was obviously a genius who made a Highly efficient Hydrogen splitter. which could be more than achieved today due to the facts that our lectronics and batteries are far superior to the 1970's. There is an Iranian scientist who has also created a highly efficient hydrogen splitter and drives his volvo around on water. I believe water is a viable energy source, the problem with commercial Hydrogen today is that it's largely made from natural gas, has to be super cooled and compressed which is costly, leads to pipe and vessel breakdown. making hydrogen infrastructure costly and unsustainable. Hydrogen also burns at a very high heat, which leads to engine deformation, if high temp metals aren't used, such as titanium. Splitting hydrogen from water is so much better than creating hydrogen from Natural gas, a plastic fuel tank wouldn't corrode, no high pressure or super cooling. Hydrogen is far more powerful than petrol or diesel, but engines would initially cost more so the advance of EV's will continue. Hydrogen from water should be the only way that boats and ships are fuelled, cars should have that option if we can have super efficient hydrogen splitters for sale on Amazon and Ebay as well as all our local auto stores.

I can’t fathom the power that 44.5 liters would make when combined with todays advancements direct and indirect high pressure fuel, dual apark coil on plug. Vvt/vvl. Sleeved cylinders and boost…… I can’t possibly fathom the power ability that thing has. Like bro 😂

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2007 328i 101k from 52k miles to now all i had to do was vc gasket oilfilter housing gasket

Renault F1 Turbo engines have actually NEVER won any championship. The first turbo engine to win any Formula 1 World Championship is the BMW M12/13 Inline-4 Turbo

Carbon fiber as we know it is unsuitable for components like engine blocks/connecting rods/pushrods etc. mainly because it exhibits some flex. And an engine must remain within it`s respectable tolerances. However, carbon-based materials could be. Like carbon-carbon stuff, which is more expensive than titanium...

A a Swiss I had a close eye, when Max Bobnar did his car. He claimed in an interview that he was cruising on the german autobahn when a Porsche 928 came close to him. When he wanted to outrun the 928 he felt, that his car lacked performance beyond 250 kmh. So after putting in the turbos he never had a problem at high speed….

I know some features won't be available to me but will it atleast connect to the 330e ecu?

They still can do it. The new Corvette min engine platform can be used. Like they did with the XLR in the early 2000s

I miss the South African accent.

Were never underrated, instant legend.

A legend, developed with the assistance of a legend. 🇧🇷🙌🏻🇯🇵

Excellent. 👍🏻 Thanks boet, that was great. Ayrton is my #1 hero and the MP4/4 is my favorite car, so sleek and low.

my favorite still got poster on wall an im 60

Yes the mother of all inventions .

So "it won't increase by that much" then that means it will increase some... seems like a win to me.. 😂

Stan's car did run. I know this for sure

Duck duck go list the design and what parts youll need. To his question. Its obvious why its not made common. Its free energy you get 270 Miles on this way more than gas.

Natural causes. Stanley rip. He was trying to do good in this world. It works on gasoline engines. It was in ohio. Stanley explains how it works. It uses no hydrogen storage tanks. Injected through the spark plug port. Design available on search engine dick duck go. Google betrays us and won't tell us. Any car can be converted exactly like he did it.

My very first dream car! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

It's insane what Lambo went through at the time, being sold off to Chrysler and then ended up with VW. All in all, it was a very special car, the turbo did make it so different, thanks for introducing me to Max Bobnar, never heard of him before. Cheers 👍💪✌

The new Lamborguini Huracan replacement is a V8 Twin Turbo 😅😅

What is the most reliable 3 Series (Year model) to go for ? For an environment with more of Off roads and high Weather temperatures (i.e Hot temperatures)… 3 Series with a reliable Engine that can last many years…

Thanks, great video 😮😮

2:46 turbine pictured thermochemical hydrogen production by splitting water first proposed reinstrom + funk '66 radiolysis is another hydrogen byproduct discarded since pyrophoric

Little needless information The red one was bought and sold by Curated in…….Miami I think they based? About 3 or so years ago. Dno where it went from there or for how much it sold for tho

noice.

Imagine if Mercedes remade the t80 with all the technical advancements they’ve achieved since then

To me the Pogue Carburetor is the predecessor to using Propane to run a Vehicle

The classic "coffin on wheels". This, the CitiGolf, the Tazz and the Opel Corsa were the common student cars back in the day.

That was a nice car in the day. Cheers 👍💪✌

Take a closer look at the inventors and documentation of the times LOL ua-cam.com/video/3gjiPHOF_m8/v-deo.html Yull Brown demonstrates interactive heat character of Brown's Gas /// ua-cam.com/video/staL1wr07Sg/v-deo.html Stan Meyer explains the Water Fuel Technology. Water car GENIUS

At least they were smart enough to make my all original mint condition 1987 Pontiac Fiero a mid engine that still drives and handle like new... and out corners everything to this day... heheheh ;^) For that, I am truly grateful.