206 Rocket 15000 HP !!!

I sure it's Coke and mentos powered.

damn right

Loved that comment!

You sound like a metacafe veteran!

it's fart powered...

BEANO :)

most likely option...
as far as someone else saying steam, and thingking that it is the only source of water vapor ... they have never seen LH... liquid hydrogen ... expand in free air at normal ambient temperature ... mixes with oxygen ... you get h2o .. and as far as horsepower ... that unit of measurement is not just something assinged to a combustion engine .. if you ever watch or have studied rockets a person would know those "engines" are also used ... most commonly defined as one horsepower = 33000 lb/ft of work done during one minute ...

...one HP (horse power) is the work done by one horse in an hour.....so an engine with 1HP would complete the same amount of work as a horse in the same amount of time...

...or does the definition change with different "engines"?

no wonder that thing sprays water like 15000 horses sweat

Are not accurate measurements of "power". They measure work in foot-pounds per minute (how fast you can carry how much weight). As we all know, the amount of energy it takes to move a vehicle depends on other things (aerodynamics and internal friction).

For example, I could double the weight of my car, but it will not take twice as much horsepower to do 60 mph--most of the energy is going to air resistance which doesn't really change with weight.

Are not accurate measurements of "power". They measure work in foot-pounds per minute (how fast you can carry how much weight). As we all know, the amount of energy it takes to move a vehicle depends on other things (aerodynamics and internal friction).

For example, I could double the weight of my car, but it will not take twice as much horsepower to do 60 mph--most of the energy is going to air resistance which doesn't really change with weight.

people hates engineers. They take the emotion out of everything

Horsepower is defined as work done over time. The exact definition of one horsepower is 33,000 lb.ft./minute. Put another way, if you were to lift 33,000 pounds one foot over a period of one minute, you would have been working at the rate of one horsepower. In this case, you'd have expended one horsepower-minute of energy.

just pullin your leg man

a website that actually choses to provide factual information instead of just someone pulling something out of his ass and thnking hes right...
ever hear of the internet? (it was invented by al gore if you didnt know) well, it is full of usefull information

look up wikipedia engine ... look up horsepower on web-cars.com

since the horses may be different from each other, why not engines would be. Also if 1 horsepower is equal to a work done by one horse in a hour, I think it would be silly to compare an engine to a horse that ran like crazy after an hour. The engine power measurement should be changed, since we don\'t see any modified, lowered, pimped up horses on the streets any more.(or never did)

pieces of electric iron wired together by Niño so by just one push of a button all the irons release their steam at the same time.

Please Stop Replying Untill You Can Make Sense And/Or Leard English Properly.

OR, You Could Just Write Them In Your Mother Tounge; DOUCHEBAGIAN !!!

I corrected most of your comment so you would learn how to spell your application form

I corrected most of your comment so you would learn how to spell your application form

dd

It has one of those pressurized water bottles...

My car uses PopRocks and Pepsi and it goes way faster than that.

It's steam powered to me. No flames, with liquid vapour exhaust.

Dude.... liquid vapour? Think about it.......

thy burn coals under hood

jolly shandy and chicken but powered

what changes no car can handle a 150000 or snth like that hp i think... and it must be liquid oxygen

Only 307 CC has this back lights design

....the guy claims to be the "builder of the car", how the hell you managed that when you can't even spell

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your wet dreams

you wish