http://www.freewebs.com/jet_beetle/

Is not practical or cheap, but if you have the time and the money to do it...
Anyway I would like to see that Jet powered scooter on action :D (last two pictures)

i can't see any of the pictures.

i can't see any of the pictures.

Damn! I saw those pics just before posting this...

i think it would be way too loud if you were drving it and using the jet at the same time.. the intake to the jet is literally 1 foot away from where the drivers head would be.. i would understand if there was some metal ducting and soundproofing but the only protection from it is some wire mesh.

i can't see any of the pictures.

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i can't see any of the pictures.

Yes, the bandwidth was exceeded.

I remember seeing a video of a guy with a jet powered harley. It made huge hp but he couldnt ride it because the bike got to hot.

It's funny how everytime a picture fails to load, you always see "Photobucket : Bandwitdth Exceeded." Coincidence? I think not. That's a damn good way to advertise.

That's freaking awesome looking. LOL.... Thanks for the pics, they worked fine for me.:cool:

that man is jet crazy :eek:

i can't see any of the pictures.

Same here....I didnt care to read anything on the site....

i wan fotos, not words...

I saw that in person at the AutoRAMA show in Detroit.


Cool:cool:

grrrr...i still can't see de pics.....

the pics work for me, that would be amazing to see running on the street

that's cool. if he made a direct intake from the outside to the intake of the turbine he will make more thrust. more air=more power=cooler temp=more throotle. it nice to see an awesome job made in the garage of your house.

the guy is fuccking nuts...i can't belive this!

the pictures, i cannot see
too many words, didn't read
sounds crazy though

Always have had a liking for jet powered stuff. Someone mentioned a harley with a jet. There is also a streetbike thats been around for years that has a turbine . http://www.marineturbine.com/motorsports.asp

^holy moley...I just read that article

320 HP @52,000 rpm

That is incredible.

that kind of rpm is normal to me. jet engines operate from 30,000rpm's up.........