Griffon Spitfire Startup

[@childrensquires5137]

spitfire sptting fire

[@nespagaming4032]

Search that online it looks cool af

[@SLU2MOVIES]

ua-cam.com/video/n5V8uToqf4M/v-deo.html

[@pimuce]

Where’s the video

[@goldslinger]

You’re just a tease, now aren’t You?

[@AwesomeNinja1027]

Now you know why the Brits call it a spitfire.

[@aviationmd]

My favourite part
0:00 - 0:12

[@chiefbrody3406]

💯

[@koukosplayschannel7669]

theres a reason they are called spitfires

[@EvanPang-w4i]

0:05 that sound!

[@KennyAnimations]

should have called it a pheonix

[@hectormonclova7563]

Mark IX? XII? 14? 24? With the Griffon it ended becoming almost twice more powerful than the earlier versions... ❤️

[@JohnyG29]

MkIX was Merlin powered,
This is probably a MkXIV.

[@hectormonclova7563]

You are right. The “new” engine the IX received was a Merlin 61, an improved version with two superchargers.

[@mEmEzMaN...]

Its presumably a mk14 or mk16
Or even a mk18

[@gliderfs621]

It’s a MkXIV by judging the shape of the nose, the propeller and the canopy.

[@Hatypus]

Almost certainly a Mk XIV. It could be a Mk XVIII but they missed the war and there weren't especially many.

[@snegik]

I find it funny that the spitfire mk v, ix and xiv are all interims but they were produced the most other than mk 1

[@BlackSheepUSMC]

As balky as its little brother, Merlin.

[@BlackCatRedScarf]

Think about a rich mixture operation.

[@danhnguyen820]

Hello chúc ngày mới tốt lành

[@jimmyneutron7859]

Badass

[@ismailsevimli6424]

Awesome d

[@a320nick]

fancy letting it stop...!

[@chiefbrody3406]

Bad ass

[@neojso]

🤔 So that why it got this name?

[@The_Real_JN]

No, "spitfire" comes from the chairman of who essentially developed and designed the plane, he nicknamed his daughter "the little spitfire"

[@rockomax2732]

bro why it dead

[@nbandpinportugal]

Sounds like a bag o nails.

[@ivangayarretolivar7404]

Oh god that scares me😂 buti prefeer the rolls royce motor

[@childrensquires5137]

@@Slaktrax agreed

[@oliverbourne9599]

Sorry guys, the Griffon engine is a Rolls Royce. You probably mean you prefer the Merlin engine, also by Rolls Royce, which is what they first put in a Spitfire before developing this much more powerful engine later in the war

[@richhughes7450]

Tis. RR.

[@JohnyG29]

? It is a Rolls Royce.

[@britishhooligan891]

@@JohnyG29 Rolls Royce Griffon Engine yes,way more powerful than the merlin and was used in later models of the Spitfire as well as the Shackleton

[@BDOutdoorsCanada]

So… not really a start up.

[@Jorn41]

Now that was - 11 sekunds of my life, utterly wasted .....

[@Bartonovich52]

Best 11 seconds of your life.

[@CaveJohnsonAperture]

And you're the dumbass that clicked and sat through it right?

[@inkysquid4]

bro doesn't get it......