it is...
infact I remember reading in a Car and Driver some time ago that they'll run 1/4 in the high 11's (some googling confirmed this - January 2005, Ferrari F430 1/4mi et of 11.7 at 123mph)
ahh, my buddies over at z-cars im guessing(pc too slow to run anything lol) they put bike engines in everything, lol. also the guys who built the tiger racing twin zx9r engined westfield that tiff needell broke while setting a 0-60 time of 2.9 secs.
they are big in the mini world with their conversions too. can anyone say a 2 litre 320bhp twin engined mini
I saw that in the flesh, must have been 6 years ago now, was giving out rides to people at a Westfield enthusiasts meet that I was at, wearing slick tyres on public country roads. Sounded great though, you could hear it for miles.
I'm curious as to how they are able to start the two engines individually? And having two rev counters on the dash looked great.
no, they just stuck 2 in and had them working by them selves. had a gear changer split into 2 so you could change the gears of the engines individually. why?? i have no clue.