1,870 HP so far.. New Texas Mile Build
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244 is pretty awesome...makes me marvel at the engineering that goes into a Buggatti to get it up to the 260 mph range on 1100 HP....this car is around 2000 HP, but I bet it cost a lot less than $1,000,000 to build lol
amazing work guys, and makes me feel pretty good about putting one of your retail big single turbo systems in my car...i.e. the more you push the technology to its absolute limits, the better quality deliverable you will have engineered into your retail systems.
great job!
amazing work guys, and makes me feel pretty good about putting one of your retail big single turbo systems in my car...i.e. the more you push the technology to its absolute limits, the better quality deliverable you will have engineered into your retail systems.
great job!
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you have a point there...they are usually coming of a high speed banked curve to start the high speed run in the Buggatti tests from what I've seen.
shame we haven't heard back from Hinson on their second day of running.
Personally, even if they broke the car on the second day I think it bodes well for buying their systems, because pushing it till it breaks is how you improve an end product
:-)
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you have a point there...they are usually coming of a high speed banked curve to start the high speed run in the Buggatti tests from what I've seen.
shame we haven't heard back from Hinson on their second day of running.
Personally, even if they broke the car on the second day I think it bodes well for buying their systems, because pushing it till it breaks is how you improve an end product
:-)
shame we haven't heard back from Hinson on their second day of running.
Personally, even if they broke the car on the second day I think it bodes well for buying their systems, because pushing it till it breaks is how you improve an end product
:-)