« Reply #6 on: Sep 30, 2004, 02:26PM »
wow... that's absolutely crazy...
Ford had a similar problem with the GT90 Concept car of the mid-90's. The exhaust from the Quad Turbo V12 reached about 4000 degrees farenheight, so they had to put ceramic insulation tiles throughout the car's body to keep it from melting!
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