YOUR RESEARCHMcLaren F1-engined Porsche 911
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This is very cool. I believe this engine 1.5-litre TAG-Porsche twin-turbocharged V6 is the same as that used in the McLaren MP4/2 Formula One car of the mid eighties, driven by Prost and Lauda. https://www.motormag.com.au/news/1609/mclaren-f1-engined-porsche-911
Ripper !!!!
Jeezus! I have to deep google this one.
Big Respect!! In answer to the question "why do it?" Much like why a dog licks it's nuts ... Because they can.
I suppose there is no way of closing the engine lid? No rear view visibility?
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No need - not much would keep up I should image.
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