Well, that's insane.

[ProfessorWes]

The things that keep popping up in my X feed. How many turbos are too many?



Got boost? When that Cummins lets go, they'll measure the blast in kilotons.

 

[PRichardson87]

My first thought was I wouldn't be standing anywhere near that engine.

 

[Fox Mike]

I would like to see the plumbing for the oil to lube each of the turbos.

 

[Johnnu2]

What's an X-feed please?

J.

 

[peachhead]

Some people have more money than sense.

 

[MaxMan]

Th only thing I can think of is...you aint never seen anything like this before...hold my beer.

 

[blume357]

have not opened the video but just looking at the picture... where is the periscope?

 

[Rat76]

Here is another view of this one. My wife asked me if they do this on purpose. Looking closely, I see there is no driver's door, so I say yes.

I am surprised no bystanders were injured.

 

[ArizonaTea123]

I find it fascinating that someone with limited cognitive abilities can make so much money on YouTube.

 

[Mobuck]

When a single turbocharger can run up the heat inside the engine enough to begin melting internal parts, multiple turbos are just bluster and show off.
I've run turbocharged tractors that required constant monitoring of the 'pyrometer' (exhaust manifold temperature) to prevent engine damage.

 

[cutlassguy1976]

While it looks impresive, there is absolutely no way all those turbos are working. The bulk of them are just hung on there for looks.
The only people more naive than the builder/driver are the ones standing in the blast zone.
If that thing lets loose dozens will be killed/injured and then they will say, "What a tragedy"

 

[pisgah]

Rev 'er up and watch molten metal and fragments fly out of that exhaust...