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Not many people can say they blew one of these!



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 Re: Great engines everyone should know. (Lsos2) »« »

Volvo B230FT, simple, cast iron closed-deck block, 90+ models have very boost friendly internals.

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he's not talking about a stock one. hell the 74hp stocker didn't even have expansion chambers. just a set of chambers makes one of those motors completely ridiculous. the seven second one had to have been in a full drag chassis and built to the hilt.
I'd hit it fo sho.


Modified by WOT at 7:37 PM 11-7-2009

He said production motorcycle. Thats a full-on drag bike and I doubt it runs 8s.

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He said production motorcycle. Thats a full-on drag bike and I doubt it runs 8s.

I don't know that "that" one runs 8's. Most younger guys have no idea what these things were able to do. As mentioned above, a set of expansion chambers creates a monster of doom on a skateboard. The last 2 stroke that I rode was an RD350 that had been worked over. I'm not much of a biker, but this little booger made my CB350 look like a moped.



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you are the guy that started talking about your wang in the middle of a perfectly decent El Camino thread.

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I don't know that "that" one runs 8's. Most younger guys have no idea what these things were able to do. As mentioned above, a set of expansion chambers creates a monster of doom on a skateboard. The last 2 stroke that I rode was an RD350 that had been worked over. I'm not much of a biker, but this little booger made my CB350 look like a moped.

Glad someone here knows about the two stroke experience.
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definitely worth mentioning:





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Asking an open-ended question on TCL is like asking people to walk by and kick you in the nuts.. unless you're a glutton for punishment and sarcasm, I would avoid it

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definitely worth mentioning:


anyone have any cutouts of it?



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 Re: Great engines everyone should know. (Bigtree) »« »

If I was going to suggest a list of some of the most important engines in history, it would be:

The 2.9l flathead four used in the Ford Model T

The Volkswagen aircooled four

The early Oldsmobile V8

The Rolls Royce Merlin V12 (not car-related, but VERY history related)





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 Re: Great engines everyone should know. »« »

Any Ferrari engine. Sorry for a lot of photos. I took these when I visited the Ferrari and Porsche museum back in 2006.

How about the Porsche flat 8 and flat 16.


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 Re: Great engines everyone should know. (vr6gtispeed) »« »

very nice Ferrari pics!

Don't this one has been posted yet.

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 Re: Great engines everyone should know. (vr6gtispeed) »« »

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Any Ferrari engine. Sorry for a lot of photos. I took these when I visited the Ferrari and Porsche museum back in 2006.

No need to apologize. Those are some amazing pics of engines that needed to be seen.

My contribution is the Nissan VQ30DE that is commonly found in the Maxima '95-99. Smooth, uber reliable, and combined with the manual transmission is a very fun car to drive. I think it pretty much set the standard for fun to drive V6's in a mid-sized sedan.



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 Re: Great engines everyone should know. (abernfitch82) »« »

Quote, originally posted by KlokWerk »
very nice Ferrari pics!

Quote, originally posted by abernfitch82 »
No need to apologize. Those are some amazing pics of engines that needed to be seen.

Thanks.



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32V Supercharged V8.





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Isuzu Axiom = First Mass produced Direct Injection Engine

Actually, it was first used in the Rodeo but yes, first direct injection gas v6. 300 ci Ford I6 over the Jeep 4.0 I6 any day and all day. Why no mention of this yet? Used in Formula Junior races since the beginning and the base for many rally/ hipo engine builds: Ford 2.0 SOHC Pinto.

Can be created into beautiful monsters like these:





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 Re: Great engines everyone should know. (a8man) »« »

Weighing in at 2300 tons (the crankshaft alone weighs 300 tons) the Wartsila-Sulzer RTA96-C is the worlds larget internal combustion engine...and its turbo charged. It is 89ft long and 44 ft tall. It produces... 108,920 hp and 5,608,312 lb/ft at 102 rpm and consumes 1660gallons of diesel fuel per hour...



One of the pistons...



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The Voss Nose Haupt/Grandmother V12. At over 19,000 long tons, it was the most economical power-plant built in the undying forges of the Voss Nose Fancy Juices Division. First fitted upon the '96 VN Box Box, it was used in over 84 different models, finally being summarily canceled in 2011 after it became hard to find loopholes in pedestrian safety laws large enough for the Haupt/Grandmother V12 to pass through, because it would occasionally electrocute the pedestrians with its prehensile spark plug wires. Nevertheless, the engine's fame was such that the fan club eventually became a full-blown cult, whose practices are seen above in a rare engraving from Il Boticelli's 1511 "Codex Holy Balls." Modern dietitians are unable to determine whether the bleating flock of Haupt/Grandmother disciples in the illustration are bowing or pooping.


Am I the only that sees this sh*t? Hilarious!!!!





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I'm very partial to the Audi inline 5.

Why? They LOVE boost, make ridiculous amounts of power (someone is trying for 1700whp right now)...1300whp has already been done a time or two, and stock crankshaft and block will do that just fine.

Also, they were built with such precision from Audi that they are known for not needing a rebuild up to 300k miles regularly. Plenty of people take them apart at 250k plus and the cylinder walls look like they just came from the factory. I've experienced this first hand with one of mine.

They are fairly rare...so to me, there is some appeal there just because not everyone has got one.

Here is one awesome example:

one of my favorite videos of all time

http://videos.streetfire.net/v...0.htm

and just for the hell of it here is another example

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDZwAURY3uw


look up jonus racing or paavola on youtube to see more glorious Audi I-5 goodness.

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 Re: Great engines everyone should know. (MrMook) »« »

Ford 427 'Cammer'

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 Re: Great engines everyone should know. (2Jettas_524) »« »

I didn't see a picture of one in here (but some of them are loading slow for me at work, so maybe I just missed it), so I'm posting one.

Here's an LS7, but this basically covers the whole line of LS engines from GM. When it comes to being compact, reliable, light, and cost effective, they're hard to beat.





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Am I the only that sees this sh*t? Hilarious!!!!

Yes, because it's dumb.



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Yes, because it's dumb.

There is a big difference between dumb and absurd.



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Quote, originally posted by patrikman »

you are the guy that started talking about your wang in the middle of a perfectly decent El Camino thread.

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Quote, originally posted by winstonsmith84 »

There is a big difference between dumb and absurd.

Either one works fine for me.



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Glad someone here knows about the two stroke experience.
One of my few regets in life was not getting one of these http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0fFjHzJhvQ


Modified by Stratus2003 at 5:03 PM 11-7-2009

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Yes, because it's dumb.





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the 12v vr6 is the only engine here that actually has SOUL
all the rest are just brutes




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I have a 12v VR, and i have 4 valve stems on my wheels.. guess that makes it a 16v


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