Reliant Kitten
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It was fast when he had just the one in there, gonna be sweet with two 
Nah - it's not Johns...Although his old RV8 kitten is owned by a guy in Sunderland who is rebuilding it with a Chevy LS.
Robin's putting MX5 running gear in a Minor ATM...looks good.
This Kitten is the company car for Newcastle MOT Test centre in Stoke...
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I'd heard something along those line. Mental, I love that car.
A pair of TL1000 motors pushing something that weighs on par with a fag packet, does it come with a side order of lillies?
400-450bhp including nitrous.
Around 500Kg.
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Yup - that's it with one engine, wide-trck wishbones and a one-cylinder, one-pipe exhaust that sat flames on every gear change.
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Soldato
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It can be done like this...
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17650892&highlight=mi32
What I seem to remember of that car is one engine drives each axel (one front one rear) and has on gearshift that does both boxes.
I expect that the Reliant will be done differently though as both engines are rear mounted...but making sure they are tuned the same and running off the same throttle shouldn't be too hard really. You'll get them running the same, not sure on exactly how they then put the power down though.
InvG
Yup. Yet another slow, rusty car from the Retro-Rides stable. 
Both engines have a chain drive to a common axle.
With this method, any discrepancies in revs between the two engines cancel each other out. A slower-revving engine will be brought up to speed by a faster-revving engine and vice versa.
If anyone's seen a twin bike-engined autograss special launch, they will know how potent this setup is. Expect the front wheels to lift...
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Both engines have a chain drive to a common axle.
With this method, any discrepancies in revs between the two engines cancel each other out. A slower-revving engine will be brought up to speed by a faster-revving engine and vice versa.
If anyone's seen a twin bike-engined autograss special launch, they will know how potent this setup is. Expect the front wheels to lift...
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