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mike @ Mar 5th 2008 7:39PM
Incredible waste of time and money. The future is Electric Drive. Max torque at 1 rpm. The V8 is Dead.
Yar @ Mar 5th 2008 8:21PM
Not as incredible as the amount of time and money the state wasted on your education.
Electric is great, but it has some severe limitations when you start getting into higher and higher performance levels (Compare the size/weight of a 620 hp gas engine to a 620 hp electric engine, then figure how many amps that motor pulls and how many batteries you need to keep it going for more than 2 seconds).
Mark @ Mar 5th 2008 8:49PM
Oh ok.