The TRZ Airmaster in JP's Trans-Am from Redline - AngeTheGreat's Engine Simulator

So, I tried making this engine a while ago, the engine in the movie was quite massive, I first thought it was a radial engine, but then I realized that much of the big tall stuff had to be Nitro equipment and the two long side bits had to be intercoolers and other cooling stuff, so that would leave the heavy base of the engine, and Frisbee mentioned it having 80 millimeter bores. Well, that eliminated it being a turbine engine, so I thought to make it a v16 or something to get the wicked displacement. It also needed to rev pretty high so I thought space-age materials and a stroke longer than the bore would be good, so I gave it a 4 inch stroke. And then I realized that I couldn't get the audio from a v16 easily due to me having to crank down the sim frequency, so I chopped off 4 cylinders to make it a v12 and upped the bore to regain the displacement, now at 5.15 inches of bore. It displaces 2000 cubic inches and makes over 14000 horsepower. Also, interestingly enough, Engine Simulator's dyno system slips past 10000 pound-feet of torque, that's pretty reasonable since who would be insane enough to make an engine that puts out more horsepower than a top-fuel dragster does, but I did it anyways. I ran the dyno later in the video at different throttle levels so maybe I could do the math to figure out WOT power output, but at redline it makes 14k hp so that's enough for me to know its insane, and that's with the dyno slipping. So really it makes nowhere near the rated 35000 horsepower that Frisbee says it does in the movie, and that much power tells me that the vehicles in the movie can surpass the sound barrier if they use Nitro since they all have rocket propulsion at that power just by the gas burning on its way out the nozzles of the exhaust system. Did you know a top fuel dragster engine puts out up to 1100 pounds of thrust from the headers? That's with 8000 horsepower. 35k would put out over 4800 pounds of thrust, and for reference an F35's dry thrust is 28000 pounds pushing a 50 thousand pound aircraft, not a 3000 pound car. JP's Trans-Am has a thrust-to-weight ratio at redline of 1.6 to 1, enough to fly like a rocket if the car were pointed straight upwards. That is insane, and makes some of the anime driving stunts scarily plausible if the exhausts had thrust vectoring and the car was balanced properly. I was also quite amazed at how little fuel it sips while cruising at 77 mph at idle in 5th gear, nearly 26 miles per gallon while it consumes almost a quarter of a gallon per second at 714 mph.

As the Engine Simulator Catalog site seems to be down, and has been since yesterday, I have put all my engines into my Google Drive and shared it with the link below.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...

Edit: The Catalog is back up:
https://catalog.engine-sim.parts/part...

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