Harley Davidson V2 Engine Case Mod Runs For Real!

hdv2 engine case mod

With the arrival of supercomputers, designing hasn’t remained the most difficult job in the world, as it was considered in the pre-computer epoch. In fact, it has almost turned designing into a child’s play now. However, there always prevails human imagination or creativity, which just surpasses all limits of design and technology to generate something extraordinary, enticing everyone to laude in amaze. If there’ll be ever a competition named ‘Harley’s biggest fan,’ this geek with a flair would win all the prizes as he has build 1:1 scale Harley Davidson V2 engine from scratch. The incredible engine mod, which took nine long months to complete, runs for real. The pistons pump the water through the system to cool the components. The guy started the project with the provisional name HDV2 and later christened it V2 as he wasn’t allowed to use the name Harley Davidson for his V2. Anyway, what’s there in the name? There are quite a few Harley Davidson motorcycle pieces in the mod, including the chromed out exhaust pipes. The company XFX supported the fellow with two GeForce 7900GT while AQUATUNING provided the needed water cooling components.

The PC built inside this whole case mod that rocks an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, Abit AW9D-MAX motherboard, and the 2 x XFX7900GT video card. The build 1:1 scale Harley Davidson V2 engine is awe-inspiring from every facet, be it the design, components or the vision. Unfortunately, we couldn’t make out the production cost. Don’t forget to check the amazing image gallery of the Harley Davidson V2 project after the jump.