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http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...c5af27260e.htm

who wants to talk **** now?

 
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just think if they had the engines tuned correctly so one isn't overpowering the other (10.9 is kind of slow for it's power and weight) not to mention how much money is in that thing now?

 
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wow thats some bad a$s shyt!

 
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Chevys can do it with one engine.

 
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haha kinda cool

 
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that was the craziest looking set of doughnuts i've ever seen.

 
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Back before I bought my first Camaro I saw that in the Sport Compact shootout they have every year. It actually has two transmissions and to dot he burnouts he put one in drive and one in reverse. If you were to see the engine's up close you'd see they were put together pretty poorly. It looks like the turbo's are about to fall off as the other parts do.

 
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I still cant understand how two engines work together.

 
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in my new hemmings there is an article where they guy says "Drive a Hyundai and clearly your either in college and can't afford anything else, or don't care enough about cars to drive anything more interesting" lol

 
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They don't work together in this car. They are completely seperate.
In fact they dyno'd each engine and they made a different amount of HP off each one so one engine is pushing harder than the other.

 
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so is one powering the front wheels, and one powering the rears?

 
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that's what it said

 
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Ummm .... Cool I guess?

 
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Yup, all they did was put an engine in the trunk and have it power the rear wheels. I think that makes it a 4X4 and not AWD.