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yeah i have no idea what your crying about???? all i understood is you had something to do with the building of the 20b rotary boat or something...

LOL at your quote " Who really cares what engine a boat has on it?" LOL umm, thats what makes the boat, car, aeroplane ect ect.... Its like saying 'who cares about the engine in the Bugatti Veyron'...

Please refer to your 1st post,

All i want to ask is WHY????

Who really cares what engine a boat has on it!

Not that hard was it? But then again, if that was your level of understanding then best of luck to you.

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thanks for your wise words....moving on to the 3rd page now...

still wants to know what engine that is above?

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Nizpro's 'Evolutionary' all alloy V8 quad turbocharged endurance engine has been designed for the hi-load duty cycles experienced with marine racing applications. With 80% of the engine's effective torque being developed from 2500 rpm, and a peak torque of 1120 ft lbs at 6200rpm, the requirement for automatic or multiple gear transmissions is unnecessary.

The sequential staged primary turbochargers deliver 1.2 bar of boost pressure at 1900 rpm resulting in exceptional torque and zero turbo lag before switching over to the main turbochargers.

With a maximum engine rotating limit of 8400 rpm lower gearing can be utilised to increase propeller shaft torque for added 'out of corner' acceleration without compromising top speed.

The use of exotic light-weight materials for internal engine components permits high engine rotational speeds without diminishing engine life.

The Nizpro-Visteon motorsport engine management system is responsible for controlling all of the electronic systems. These including spark and fuel calibrations based on the latest technology in speed density mapping; closed-loop feedback and self-learning of the spark, fuel and detonation control tables; dual electronic throttle control and idle speeds; and switching of the sequential turbocharger system based on internal torque calibration tables.

Significant safety functions and controls have been built into the engine management system which instantaneously takes control of the engine if any of the operating parameters are breached.

Capacity 6.0 Litres

Block Layout 90 deg AC2A-F Aluminium Alloy V8

Cylinder Heads DOHC 4 Valve Per Cylinder

Intake Manifold Magnesium; Tuned Length

Intake Plenums Carbon Fibre

Exhaust Manifolds Tuned Length; Stainless Steel

Sump Magnesium 12 Litre with Internal Oil Cooler

Induction Sequentially Quad Turbocharged

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Engine Management Nizpro-Visteon with Dual Drive by Wire Throttles

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Idle Speed - Neutral 700 rpm

Idle speed - Forward 850 rpm

Idle speed - Reverse 650 rpm

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bloody boats have so much more room to work with than under the bonnets don't they.... and they make the most of it

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*sigh*

this thread isn't about a car engine in a boat.... its about the dodgy KIND of boat its been slapped in...

we all know there have been car engines in boats for 11ty years

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*sigh*

this thread isn't about a car engine in a boat.... its about the dodgy KIND of boat its been slapped in...

we all know there have been car engines in boats for 11ty years

i was simply calling supras boats nothing else

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*sigh*

this thread isn't about a car engine in a boat.... its about the dodgy KIND of boat its been slapped in...

we all know there have been car engines in boats for 11ty years

Yeah, because the first post clearly started that didn't it...

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