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This week on GT Speed, we feature the Mugen MF408S engine. The MF408S is an amazing work of engineering destined to power a Formula Nippon machine. But first, let’s have a quick recap on...

This week we feature the Cizeta V16T engine: Lunacy Redefined Developed by engineer Claudio Zampolli in partnership with composer Giorgio Moroder, the car containing this engine was built from 1991 to 1995,...

This Ford 461 Windsor  V8 is being built for Drag Racing. Dandy Engines is building a small block Windsor 461ci stroker, with the goal of making over 820 horsepower 820hp with naturally aspirated engine on...

By Omar C. This time on Engine of the Week, we take a look at the Porsche 917 Flat 16. Today, we journey back to a time when engineering limitations in racing and motorsports only meant the engine had to fit...

by Jon Papadhimitri It was 1945, when a company called "SS Cars Limited" changed its name to "Jaguar Cars Limited". For some this was more than just a simple action. It was the birth of one of the...

By Omar C. This time, we bring you one of the most obscure Italian automotive jewels, The Bandini Bialbero 1000 engine. Somewhat of a forgotten legend, Ilario Bandini is the man behind Bandini Cars, and of...

In the fascinating world of motorsport, a high revving V8 powerhouse is always nice to have, and this time it comes in the form of a 5.0 liter Coyote V8. Normally found in the current Ford Mustang, this...

Here's a compilation of Nürburgring fastest production car laps. 1 - 6:57:00 - Porsche 918 Spyder: This hybrid hypercar with all wheel drive managed the outstanding sub 7 minute time thanks to 887...

Most modified trucks tend to stick with naturally aspirated engines, but this seemingly ordinary pickup truck is fitted with a Corvette ZR1 engine; a supercharged GM V8, making 510 horsepower, and 504...

By Omar C. When we think of American engines, a big OHV V8 comes to mind, from the legendary 426 Hemi to the ever popular LS, large displacement V8’s have become a staple of American car culture. So why...