It's like the heart of a fast car, and it looks like this: The V8 engine block. Imagine that: it consists of eight cylinders in the shape of a "V," each toiling tirelessly to move this car quickly over roads. However, that's just a part of it-underneath the hood there are other things like cylinders, pistons and connecting rods inside accumulative V8 engine block. Because all these parts work together so the car be able to go down the road very fast.
The V8 engine block is central to fast cars. It is the secret spice that makes them so quick. How does it do this? It consequently sneaks more power to the ground, courtesy of all those extra cylinders concealed under that huge honkin' block. And we all know more power=more speed. The V8 engine in fact can spin up to 10,000 times per minute just by way of its block and there you go, the car is off on an insane sprint.
