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MG EX181
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| MG EX181 | |
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| Class | Land Speed Record Car |
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| Power | 300 hp @ N/A rpm N/A lb-ft. of torque @ N/A rpm |
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| Designer | Syd Enever |
The MG EX181 was a car built by the MG Car Company for land speed record attempts in its engine size class. It had a 300 hp supercharged version of the MGA Twin Cam engine. It reached 254 mph on the Utah Salt Flats being driven by Phil Hill.
See Wikicars' comprehensive MG EX181 Review.
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