Can I Make A 1990 Suburban V1500 4x4 350 V8 Go Up To 200 mph? (Corvette, engines)
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10 years ago there was a guy who tried this in a Lincoln Navigator or Ford Expedition. I saw the video on the news and will post it if I can find it. The front fenders and hood basically deformed because of the air pressure, causing the vehicle to turn and roll. Given that, I think there is a limit to the velocity at sea level. Maybe try it in a vacuum
I think the major problem with a 200mph Suburban is the weight and lack of aerodynamics that would help to keep you on the track but of course with enough power it could be done at least once.
I think rockets are the way to go here.
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