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- Houston, TX
- FireLite MS9600
Post your dream car ideas!
mine is this, but imagine it with a 0.6 liter V10 in it
cool thing is, there's a place close to where I live called Late Model Engines, and they build custom engines, no matter how ridiculous.
What is it going to fit a remote control plane, boat, or car? A 0.6 litters V10 would be about 3.66 CID per cylinder or about 36.6 CID engine. If you made a "squared" engine that is an engine that the bore and the stroke are the same using that size engine it would have a bore and stroke of a little over 1.625 but less than 1.75 inches. Using 1.625 it comes out 33.70 and using 1.75 comes out 42 something CID.
I bet you're a riot at dinner parties
I didn't even understand a damn word he said. Well maybe the word "what".
OK I'll make it easy. Have you ever saw one of those visible V8 Model engines that you put together? It would have bigger pistons in it than what size motor he said. A lawnmower has a bigger piston. You know that is the round thing in side the motor that goes up and down real fast.
Don't worry, I read it again and got the main point you were making. Maybe he mistyped and meant 6.0L v10, although his car is not V10 worthy. To contribute relevance here, my dream car is.....
a 1999 Bugatti Chiron 18/4 Concept
uh, sorry, how in the crap are you going to fit a 6-liter ANYTHING into a Honda Acty? it has a 660cc engine; 0.6 liters was no typo, dude.
Japan has had Kei car regulations in place for decades now. Cars in the category are limited to 660cc engines.Looks as if I'm going to have to pay more attention to these newer fangled cars.
Fully independent suspension (which, to get 20 inches, will have to be 14.5' wide at the widest point of travel...)
545ci. Mercury 1350 twin-turbo, 32 Valve engine, reworked for monster truck racing, running on methanol. Hoping for 2000+ hp ((Different from the engine described in this pic, since I changed my mind.))
Fully independent suspension (which, to get 20 inches, will have to be 14.5' wide at the widest point of travel...)
545ci. Mercury 1350 twin-turbo, 32 Valve engine, reworked for monster truck racing, running on methanol. Hoping for 2000+ hp ((Different from the engine described in this pic, since I changed my mind.))
Might wanna talk to a friend of mine...
Not to rain on your parade, but I would bet that if you search this board, you will find this thread has been done before once or twice.
I bet you're a riot at dinner parties
Rover SD1 Vitesse with the Rover V8 engine. One of the coolest cars to ever be produced by this country. True British muscle.