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The Koenigsegg Regera
Koenigsegg is Swedish Automaker that is known for making some absolutely RIDICULOUS supercars.
It was founded in 1994 Delivered it's first street-legal production car in 2002 In 2006 it created the CCX which VAULTED Koenigsegg into stardom 795hp - custom engine Carbon Fiber reinforced with Kevlar and aluminum Carbon Fiber Wheels In 2011 they created the Agera
Bumped up the power to a Twin-Turbocharged, in-house, 940hp engine RIDICUOUSLY light (Just over 3,000 lbs) 0-100 in 2.8 0-200 in 8.9 0-300 in 14.53 Last week, they rolled out the Regera
It's a 1,500 hp supercar that also happens to be a hybrid! Only 3,589 lbs A 5-liter V8 - Custom in-house, twin-turbocharged engine makes 1,100 HP and 944 foot-pounds of torque They added three electric motors (one on each rear wheel, and one on the drive shaft) Those electric motors add 400 hp and heap on a LOAD of torque at 0 RPM The wheel motors have 192 ft-lbs of torque The Shaft motor has 221 lb-ft of torque They also included a 9 kwH LiIon Battery It can drive for 22 miles under pure electric power. In other words... this car STARTS with 605 foor-pounds of torque at ZERO RPM --- then it ramps up to just over 944-ft-lbs of torque as the engine gets closer to its power band. Also, the motors in the wheels can be used for torque vectoring. Like steering a ROCKET! They're only going to build 80 of them... so they're going to be EXPENSIVE! FPV250 Mods! -- Landing Struts and Power Harness Upgrades
18lb Nylon Zip Ties "Daisy Chain" two 18lb nylon zip ties together Run the zip tie through the cutout, across the underside of the motor mount, and up through the other cutout. Run the zip tie down across the strut support and llock them together with pliers. Mod - Power Harness Upgrade
You Need:
6" of Black 18 AWG Silicone wire 6" of Red 18 AWG Silicone wire 4 x 2mm Female Bullet Connectors 4 x 2mm Male Bullet Connectors 1/8" Red Shrink Tubing 1/8" Black Shrink Tubing 3/8" Red Shrink Tubing 3/8" Black Shrink Tubing Wire Cutter Insulation Stripper Soldering Iron Solder Helping Hands Cut 2 x 2-3/4" lengths of black wire Cut 2 x 2-3/4" lengths of red wire Strip 4mm of insulation from the ends of all 4 wires Tin the ends Solder one male and one female connector to each wire. Insulate the female connectors with 1/8" heat shrink tubing Use the 2mm extensions to extend the power leads of the front ESCs Slide 2 lengths of 3/8" heat-shrink tubing over the power blocks Connect all 8 ESC power leads to one side of the power blocks Insulate the power blocks with the 3/8" tubing These show notes have been truncated due to length. For the full show notes, visit https://twit.tv/shows/know-how/episodes/134
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