Well ive got a quad cam all alloy 4 valve injected 8 its a 4 speed auto and it will do 160ks in first at about 6500 revs. .its factory fitted with rev and speed limiters that stop it going over 220ks.thats as fast as i can go .i dont think that its fast.but it suits me fine.and its quiet.not a rowdy rumbler.it wasmade in the usa.
mram,
Dec 31, 11:30pm
Cadillac Northstar V8 Engine!
aragorn2003,
Dec 31, 11:34pm
4agze
thegravelracer,
Dec 31, 11:40pm
B16a
r15,
Dec 31, 11:49pm
audi rs4's are fast, 4! litre v8, non turbo, and they sound amazing at nearly 8000rpm
jimane,
Dec 29, 9:56pm
Just wanna know !
r.g.nixon,
Dec 29, 9:57pm
My Subaru Ace got up to 135km/hr once!
jimane,
Dec 29, 10:00pm
hahahah! nice!
un_known,
Dec 29, 10:05pm
down a hill!
foxdonut,
Dec 29, 10:32pm
Lamborghini Murcielago, Aston Martin Vanquish, Ferrari Enzo, Pagani Zonda, Mercedes Benz CLK-GTR, Porsche 911 GT3,
mull05,
Dec 29, 10:43pm
88 honda civic si
bevharris1938,
Dec 29, 10:44pm
The toyota 4age engine is quite fast and reliable also the engine in a honda crx. , both 1600cc
morrisman1,
Dec 29, 11:04pm
depends on what kind of fast you want, smooth fast or racey fast.
wrong2,
Dec 29, 11:04pm
most of the absolute fastest
moosie_21,
Dec 29, 11:09pm
Cars that might be able to afford: S2000, NSX, Integra Type-R, 3SGE BEAMS Celica or MR2, Dodge Viper, Lotus Elise
Cars you probably can't: McLaren F1, Jaguar XJ220, Ferrari Enzo, Zonda C12, Lambo Murcielago LP670
noswalg,
Dec 29, 11:10pm
apparently supercharged V6 commodores are super quick, well quicker than euro accords anyway!
bubbles244,
Dec 29, 11:10pm
ummm they are.
noswalg,
Dec 29, 11:20pm
I totally agree! (the part about being faster than accords anyway)
foxdonut,
Dec 29, 11:23pm
The 220 is turbocharged,
johnf_456,
Dec 29, 11:25pm
The 3.8l ones!
kazbanz,
Dec 29, 11:36pm
The toyota Vitz 1000ccis capable of going fast enough for on the spot licence suspension.
noswalg,
Dec 29, 11:39pm
I'm not aware of any other supercharged V6's they did
johnf_456,
Dec 30, 1:37am
yip so definitely is. Holden.
soph001,
Dec 30, 1:42am
Yeah, This. Like a rocket. And surprisingly economical too.
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