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Amazing sound... :D

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Pitty about the bloke standing in the way! also a bit repetative why they could'nt just rev right up and give it some welly but overall sounds nice.

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    Pitty about the bloke standing in the way! also a bit repetative why they could'nt just rev right up and give it some welly but overall sounds nice.

     

    I waited and waited and waited and they didn't take it out the garage and thrash it. what a waste of petrol :D

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    Damn rare car that! It's good to see they are getting it out to show the public and not just sat in a museum or private colletction.

     

    Oh and it's still the only Japanese car to win Le Mans, all the way back in 1991, after that they banned W a n kel engines. Tossers imho

     

    It ran at 9000rpm most of the race for fuel economy reasons and developed 'over' 700hp. If they upped the limiter to 10,500 it produced 'over' 930hp.................cool :D

     

    830kg........... nice p/w ratio going on there methinks..........

     

    http://www.fd3s.net/787B/ Awesome site for the 787b :bow:

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