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    TVR's 1000 bhp Drag bike

    http://www.tvrpower.co.uk/top.fuel.php

    Check out the specs and video of this bike. 220 MPH in 6.4 Seconds.
    I'd say it'll be a bit of a handful.
    It's not a beer pot .... It's a fuel tank for a sex machine

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    wicked!!!!

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    I could beat that.
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    Interesting that it uses an FJ-1200 cylinder head, albeit a wee bit modified...


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    I'm suprised the engine holds together , must have had some serious engineering work. Fj1200 , who would of thought.
    It's not a beer pot .... It's a fuel tank for a sex machine

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    I'm suprised the engine holds together , must have had some serious engineering work. Fj1200 , who would of thought.
    Plus rebuilds for every few minutes of running.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bugjuice
    mental....
    You called??

    After thinking about it, an FJ engine makes sense. They're big, strong and don't have any unnecessary bits (like water cooling - drag engines don't usually have any cooling at all cos they only run for a couple of minutes). They're simple and you can carve plenty out of them.

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