X132 Hellcat

Found this beast on thewebsite. Wouldn't want to hazard a guess to how many hours of machine work has gone into crafting this piece of muscle from aircraft-grade 6061 billet aluminum.

Found this beast on the Confederate Motorcycles website. Wouldn't want to hazard a guess to how many hours of machine work has gone into crafting this piece of muscle fromaircraft-grade 6061 billet aluminum.

These are the Engine Specs:
X132 Copperhead; 132 cubic inches (2,163 cc); 56° Fuel Injected V-Twin; 4.4” Bore x 4.4” Stroke; One-piece Forged Crank; Journal Bearing Design

What made me laugh is that they've simply noted the Power, which includes Torque and Horsepower as "sufficient"

[All pics sourced from Confederate Motorcycles]

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