Nice!!!!! But I think it would be safer just to buy the Hayabusa.
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Nice!!!!! But I think it would be safer just to buy the Hayabusa.
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Man you would have took my money, the Ferrari was late on the draw but I would have thought it would make it up. I am still skeptical I would like to try it myself."Failing to prepare is preparing to fail" John Wooden- Rest in Peace -
what the heck is in that smart car?
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WTF"a what? i can['t] say/spell/pronounce that word..." - wannabewakeboarder
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Ok did research it is for real 14,000 rpm good lord, I would still feel safer in the ferrari
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I wonder how that hayabusa would work out in a Tige
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I'll take the Ferrari anyday...smart car is gay. Sorry if a TO drives one.Comment
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Its the engine out of a Suzuki Hayabusa. Power to weight ratio is incredible.Originally posted by dingleberry View Postwhat the heck is in that smart car?
Thats about 14,000 rpm your hearing. And it aint from the Ferrari.Bad decisions make good stories.Comment
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I'm with ET, FerrariOriginally posted by thtrog View Post
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It would make a lot of noise and thats about it. Less than 100 lb.ft of torque may not be enough to pull me out of the water!!!Originally posted by Iwndr View PostI wonder how that hayabusa would work out in a Tige
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Lol, I knew someone would set me straightOriginally posted by River Runner View PostIt would make a lot of noise and thats about it. Less than 100 lb.ft of torque may not be enough to pull me out of the water!!!
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So, speaking of ridiculously high-revving engines...
Formula 1 engines have been raced at up to 22,000 rpms (they are currently limited to "only" 18,000). And with how quickly they can rev up/down, they can do some interesting things. This was displayed in 2006:
And now you may get back to the smart car discussion
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Let freedom ringOriginally posted by dingleberry View PostSo, speaking of ridiculously high-revving engines...
Formula 1 engines have been raced at up to 22,000 rpms (they are currently limited to "only" 18,000). And with how quickly they can rev up/down, they can do some interesting things. This was displayed in 2006:
And now you may get back to the smart car discussion
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I think the Yamaha boats use twin R1 motors in them.Originally posted by Iwndr View PostI wonder how that hayabusa would work out in a TigeComment
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The engine in that smart car is not the standard engine that they put into them.
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