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    I went above and beyond what you asked for, because, why not?

    0-13B N/A massive ports and lightened rotating assembly

    4-F20C w/ a turbocharger

    6-S54 with the CSL carbon airbox and ITBs(E46 BMW M3 CSL)

    8-Koenigsegg twin supercharged V8 whatever it's called

    10-Lexus LF-A engine

    12- Countach LP-546 for the sound alone.

    16-Bugatti because you can't really find another 16 cyl engine haha.

    ^^ Yeah, I drew a frame of a man running on each fan blade. That is him running at idle

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    Quote Originally Posted by 87 Turbo II View Post
    16-Bugatti because you can't really find another 16 cyl engine haha.
    Marmon V16


    Cadillac V16 (copied the Marmon in many ways)


    BRM 1.5L V16


    BRM 1.5L H16 (Great sound, terrible performance)


    Auto Union V16 (Porsche designed)


    Miller V16 (Indy car engine)


    Porsche 917 Flat 16

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    Quote Originally Posted by EJ25RUN View Post
    (post with lots of 16 cyl motors)
    REPS for proving me wrong, but how about the Bugatti is still my favorite because it's obviously the only one I know anything about haha.

    ^^ Yeah, I drew a frame of a man running on each fan blade. That is him running at idle

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    Quote Originally Posted by EJ25RUN View Post
    Cadillac V16

    Auto Union V16 (Porsche designed)


    Porsche 917 Flat 16
    Those and the Cizeta's V-16 are the only sixteen cylinder engines I know of.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VooDooXII View Post
    Those and the Cizeta's V-16 are the only sixteen cylinder engines I know of.
    I knew about the Cizeta but figured it didn't accomplish enough compared to the rest i posted.

    About the AJP8. Since TVR has been in the shit as of late, Al Melling has started his own project building the Wildcat. He was also responsible for TVR'S I6 which i actually like better than the V8 since I6s are a dieing breed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EJ25RUN View Post
    I knew about the Cizeta but figured it didn't accomplish enough compared to the rest i posted.

    About the AJP8. Since TVR has been in the shit as of late, Al Melling has started his own project building the Wildcat. He was also responsible for TVR'S I6 which i actually like better than the V8 since I6s are a dieing breed.
    Do you mean Melling Hellcat or is that another one of his projects? That's supposed to be another car in the top-speed battle, if it's the same car I'm thinking of.

    I would do so many illegal and dignity-obliterating things for a TVR Sagaris, Typhon or Cerbera.

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