Nilu 27 V12 Hits 1,070 HP at 11,000 RPM | AMG V8 Returns, M139 Record & More

The Nilu 27's 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 has officially fired up, and it did more than hit its goal, it exceeded it. Built with Hartley Engines, this incredible hot-V V12 was designed to make 1,000 horsepower at 11,000 rpm. Instead, it delivered an astonishing 1,070 horsepower while producing one of the best engine sounds you'll hear all year. In this July episode of EngineLabs Tech Talk, we break down the latest developments from across the performance engine world, including: 🔹 Nilu 27's 1,070-horsepower, 11,000-rpm naturally aspirated V12 🔹 Mercedes-AMG's M139 remains the world's most powerful production four-cylinder 🔹 Mercedes-AMG confirms the return of the V8 🔹 Bosch's hydrogen-powered Maserati Le Mans engine 🔹 The Engine vs. Motor debate: what do the dictionaries actually say? 🔹 The winner of the EngineLabs 632 Big-Block Chevy Giveaway 🔹 Ford's forgotten X-8 prototype engine 🔹 Garage54's ridiculous square piston experiment 🔹 Throwback 347 supercharged small-block Ford project update Whether you're into naturally aspirated screamers, cutting-edge combustion technology, classic engine history, or the latest performance industry news, this month's Tech Talk has something for every gearhead. 👍 Like the video if you love high-revving engines. 💬 Which story was your favorite this month? View more at: www.EngineLabs.com ************* Subscribe to Our YouTube channel:    / @enginelabs   Buy EngineLabs Gear & Apparel: https://store.powerandperformance.com...