This is for all the gear heads, power fiends and everyone who is obsessed with having the biggest and most powerfull of everything.
http://www.pureluckdesign.com/other/rta96c/index.htm

Maximum power: :eek: 108,920 hp at 102 rpm Yeah, baby!
Maximum torque: 5,608,312 lb/ft at 102rpm :D yes, that's 5 million lb/ft of torque!

OMG, what size CNC made that thing! ( I wonder if they use Onecnc) :)

Now..... I just gotta figure how ta get it in my truck :D

"I'll fire up the Old Bridgeport and have ya one by friday."
"bring Cash"

(salesman talk)

Very cool
Love the shot of the crank in the case.

What starter do they use to fire that thing up.

And what dissel tank do they use . 1 billon gallon tank?

I just noticed the "ladders" welded to the sides of the crank case.

That is awesome. I would like to wander around the shop where they make the crankshaft, and the rest of the engine for that matter.

How in the world would they turn that crank shaft, they must use one biggg insert.

Simply unbelievable. Wonder how much it costs?

Eric

Can you believe that this thing uses a Hi-torque starter from a Chevy to start it?

Ken

Amazing what they can do with Hybrids these days..

Ha ha

Mark Linder

I'm speechless....

Klox

OH Yeah.........If interested, I have 3 of them on stock. Sorry no CODs...LOL LOL
Just like you guys, I can't even imagine the size of the machines they need to build something like this (oh I have a ideea...buildem like puzzles and tack weld them together after assambly).
Sorin

Originally posted by CNCadmin
OMG, what size CNC made that thing! ( I wonder if they use Onecnc) :)

This might be big enough.
Now if someone can read this link we could find out if we are geting close.

Look at the TNC100 and TNC125s. also look at the control on the ANC100 for size comparision.

http://www.ikegai.co.jp/page016.html