This is no less than a 3350-horsepower twin-turbocharged 615-cubic-inch engine that has been dubbed “Sick Seconds” because it is the only car that has ever been able to pull off five six-second passes in four days’ time, according to Nation Muscle Cars. This is the fastest car in America, proven and tested and unable to be discredited.
First, we see Sick Seconds up close and personal at a car show, with some great close-ups of the car, interior and engine. It is a sight to behold.
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