This man spent 17 years building a 18,000-horsepower jet-powered Ferrari car.

This man spent 17 years building an 18,000-horsepower jet-powered Ferrari car in his garage.

Imagine a project that took almost two decades. A Canadian man named Ryan McQueen proved that passion has no limits. He spent 17 years building a Ferrari Enzo-like car with his own two hands, but at peak it didn't use a V12 engine like a normal supercar, but instead it was stuffed with a "twin jet engine"! 🤯

The cruelty of this car called "Insanity":

Power Hub: 2 Rolls-Royce Viper jet engines (same specification used in the aircraft) ✈️

Power: Break through 18,000 horsepower, creating a huge thrust of the kind that a typical production car can't match. 🐎

Structure: Completely rebuilt with fiberglass and aircraft grade parts (Aerospace-grade). 🛠️

This car is not built to buy curry in front of the alley, but it is a real "showcase of engineering potential." It works closer to a land-speed record than a normal car.

Mr. Ryan was not even an engineer in the first place, he had to learn how to weld, shape and reassemble all the parts. This is a great testament to the creativity and uncompromising creativity of freelancers. 🔥

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Sources: Supercar Blondie (Ryan McQueen's Insanity Jet Car Project)