Producing 1,817 horsepower, the engine gives the car a top speed of 271.6 mph and a 0-60 of 2.6 seconds, though Hennessey claims it could break the 300-mph barrier. The intensity of the Venom F5, however, comes from the 6.6-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine nestled behind the cockpit.
One of the ways they've achieved this is by replacing the traditional steering wheel of the Venom GT with a carbon-fiber yoke with paddle shifters, inspired by airplane and formula 1 steering systems, giving a better view of the road ahead and their electronic speedometer. Users can now login to their accounts using Google, Yahoo or Facebook.
Flickr developers said that they would be rolling out new improvements to make signing into Flickr much easier. To remain true to its name, Hennessey's aimed to " evoke the spirit of fast aircraft cockpits" in their design of the car's interior. Flickr now lets you login with your Facebook id. After contracting Delta Motorsports, the Hennessey developed and designed Venom F5 (named after the most destructive classification given to a tornado on the Fujita scale) lives to represent an embodiment of power, intensity, and carnage.
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