Is This Real? I can't Decide?

[philbey]

Let me guess... without seeing the picture at work, it's the huge tanker engine that's been doing the Internet rounds for over 12 yrs? :dance:

 

Yep. And in those 12 years it's been made in factories from Norway to Korea to Taiwan!

[ke30dude]

I got it in an email the otherday, it was Japan this time!

[Victim]

turbo uleh?

 

that may be cool... but i see a distinct lack of steel braided hozez ulleh!

 

your engine cannot be fast without steel braided hozez!

[altezzaclub]

Well if it weighs 2300tons even the truck towing it must be hauling some grunt!

[Johno]

I found a youtube video of this motor in action.. hope you enjoy..

[Candy_nymphetamine]

Hmm.. i don't know what i like better: Giant engines, or miniature engines..

But i soo want one haha. Build a giant corolla lookin body around it lol

[Evan G]

that may be cool... but i see a distinct lack of steel braided hozez ulleh!

 

your engine cannot be fast without steel braided hozez!

 

YEAAAA BUT DOES IT does?

[Bowler]

You'd be a very sad owner if it did a head gasket...

[ae174agze]

thats nothing you's should see the V twin version :lol:

 

[Rich_Rolla]

It's going in the next commodore. Might be big enough to fuel the holden drivers ego. 6 litre just didn't cut it.

Edited September 8, 2009 by Rich_Rolla

[xiaolong]

this is korea, anything can be done

[Hiro Protagonist]

this is korea, anything can be done

 

Except for the fact that it is a Finnish engine, not Korean engine. Look at the signs in the photos and you can see that the company is Wartsila-Sulzer, a Finnish manufacturer.

Edited October 16, 2009 by Hiro Protagonist