Surprise! This Honda Prelude Has Two Engines and 400 Horsepower - BoldRide.com
According to the owner, this twin-engine Prelude is the amalgamation of two identical 2000 Honda Preludes, both of which sustained accidents. When prompted with a nine-month senior project, a team of engineering students decided to graft the good portions of both cars together. To drive, simply turn one key in the standard ignition and then fire up the second motor via an additional key slot in the center console. The builders have linked both engine throttle cables and transmission linkages, so a simple shift of the automatic transmission does double duty for both powerplants. RELATED: Feast Your Eyes on the 2015 Next-Gen Honda Civic Concept. Whereas a standard 2000 Honda Prelude serves up zero to 60 mph in 6. 7 seconds, the seller submits that this car will hit 60 mph in around 4. 5 seconds. The Prelude forgoes backseats for the rear engine compartment. We should think so. RELATED: Yup, Honda Built a Civic Si Pro Drag Racing Car. Source: news.boldride.com
