Big and small and in between; shows us some wonderful engines!

[w1jim]

Engines make the world go ‘round - show us your favorites!

 

[w1jim]

I’m in Taiwan this week testing a communications system on a “smaller” container ship and got a gander at its engine - an in-line 7.

 

[604man]

 

[2011etec]

One of the most beautiful engines ever made.scripps v12

 

[2011etec]

Hispano-suiza

 

[grillebilly]

I'm a V8 lover since that is what I grew up with. This vid is my brother's 68 Camaro. I built the engine, it's 540 inches. Uses a Merlin III block. Heads are oval port models I machined for larger intake valves. Built for pavement-splattering torque. This was first start-up, open headers.

 

[grillebilly]

My "little" engine in the race car. 489 inches.

 

[ic-racer]

I have two boxer engines but I don't have a Berlinetta Boxer or a Boxster.

 

[Eric H]

The 18 Liter Ford GAA WW2 Tank engine, twin overhead cam, 32 valve, Aluminum, it’s strangely similar to their modern Duratec engines.

 

[squirrelnest]

 

[rsrguy]

 

[Imprecise]

1960 Chrysler 300F
413 cid V8, dual tuned ram induction

 

[Old Ears too]

 

[Old Ears too]

 

[Old Ears too]

 

[Old Ears too]

 

[nasadowsk]

My Harley motor, minutes after we finally got it out of the bike:



After it came back from a rebuild into a 117. (Hillside in Munnsville did the work - very highly recommended!)

 

[Imprecise]

Allison V12 of WW2 fame

 

[WillVT]

The Honda "twisted twin." Not my pic, but the same engine in my "82 GL500 Silverwing.
500cc, water cooled, pushrod, 50hp.

 

[Imprecise]

Cox .049 Baby Bee model aircraft engine