Diesel land speed record
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A UK based construction equipment
manufacturer will attempt to break the diesel land speed record this summer at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah,
according to PR
Newswire. The engine they will be using, claimed to be the world’s most powerful diesel engine, produces 150
bhp per liter, which would even be considered a pretty high output for a gasoline engine. Note they are not using one
of the 4.4 liter, 750 bhp engines, but two, in order to break the existing record of 235.756 mph. The driver will
probably think this is just a leisurely drive, since he’s the same guy that set the first-ever supersonic world
land speed record at 763.035 mph in ThrustSSC in 1997. [Source: PR Newswire]
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