http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zs2iaabbnkg

it looks like the fit but iono if it is, its probably a K engine rightt WOW

 

Lol! That's in the Philippines... You can tell how crazy people drive. We cen get within centimeters next to each other and not hit a thing.

 

actually it looks like a slightly modified fit cuz the video does say that it was sped up so it's not actually going that fast. lol.

 

lol i just looked at the video i didnt read man what a dick make me think that fit was crazily modded. would a turbo yield those results or would a K swap make that more possible in REAL time lol

 

That made me car sick! Ugh! Like being in a video car game.

Cat :x

 

F1 engine swap would make it that fast!! hahaha

 

ya man f u c k K swap F1 swap !!

 

I went to the Philippines 2 years ago for the first time, and they really drive like that. Highway patrol is so laid back there.

 

lol, i thought it was fereal...then I seen teh vid was sped up lol. still be fun...cept no lives put in danger

 

was going to say... that fit pulled quick hahaha

 

Too bad it would only last about 1k miles and cost 400,000 euros

 

hell yea thats how u drive. lol i use to do it down here with my civic..

 

haha yea i know. but how much fun would that be! i would go out and look for cops to try and chase me.


keyword......try! hahaha

 

the link says its and l15a. probably the guy who is boosted and pushing 400hp.

 

O my god, I dint know that was sped up at first, I just about had a heart attack. That was the most reckless yet awesome driving I have ever seen. If you forget for a second that you would be pulled over and in Jail in no time, trying to drive like that in MN would result in a crash with in less then 2 miles. The traffic laws there seem a bit lax

 

lol jeepneys everywhere!

 

rriiiiiiigghhhhhhhhttttttttt? and people say we can't drive

 

Just gotta give them money and you won't get a ticket.

Fosho! Pinoys know how to drive and mod cars.

 

wait f1 engines only last 1K miles??? why?

 

Technically they do. Right now they are required for two races but beginning in 2009 they will need to last three race weekends. Given one race is at least 300km plus three practice sessions and the qualify sessions, I guesstimated it at 1k miles. I'm sure you could push it some more, but remember they are subjected to 19,000 rpm's and over 5,000 gear changes in one race.

Also required for 2009 is total cost for 25 engine units is 10million euros for teams that purchase their power train from manufacturers which equates to 400,000 euros per unit.