Can’t forget the two stroke twin cylinder snowmachine motors. I have an old arctic cat 600 EFI. It’s (as the name suggests) a 600cc two stroke fuel injected twin. It makes around 110-130 hp at 8200 rpm and has the same power to weight ratio as a Pagani Huayra. Newer 850cc sleds make 180-200 hp and weigh even less.

Love these, and this era of VW.. one of my favorite maintenance nightmare vehicles

Bullet proof.

Great subject but, the cc is so horrid , I can't watch it.

i would have to add as a tie the super commando 225 Slant Six by Chrysler

Why do these turbo engines sound better than the new ones.

i have learn so much automotive technology from this channel good job sir 👍

That Mazda was such a beast. That livery is iconic!

Casually doing +400km/h in 1938. Cool cool cool

The Ford straight 6 cylinder was a great engine the only thing bad about the 300 they had a crappy cylinder head design three different heads designed I don't love you on gas mileage

The Toyota 2F was superior, but not American.

This video was posted 6 years ago, but I’ve got 2 questions if you know the answers that would be appreciated. Is the engine heat a problem & how is it controlled, does the propeller need to run at a certain rpm, how is it adjusted.

Chevy 292 beats the ford 300 every time.

i have a jdm engine in my civic and i cant figure out what engine it is can anyone help me all i know is it says ZC and HMD with some number

Zed not zee

Thanks again

Figures seems they change the rules every time a non EU group wins the race look at Ford in the 60s. Oh no you are running this big motor vs the others, well that can't be right.

excellent

What could I do with a 2016 2.0 TSI manual VW Cravelle which has low mileage and still stock engine developing just 150 bhp? I wouldn't like to affect its longevity much but a bit more power and torque would be very welcome. Any suggestions please?

They were nothing special but the old Chrysler-Dodge flathead 6s were indestructible.

So, someone explain to me about the 250 cu in. If the 240 and 300 covered things this well, why did some Fords come with the 250? Why was it created? A friend of mine had a 1973 or 1974 Maverick with a 250 in high school, hopped up with Clifford Performance parts, and it was pretty hot.

It just makes my rotary powered heart rev to 10,000 rpms.

I was worried that the Landrover would break down 😂

Gt350 r best sounding

6:49 nome del locomotore?

There also was a 271 that powered most refridgerated train cars in the 30 s.

Lexus LFA... Yamaha engineer

I own a 1971 Twin Coach TC 25. Factory production motor coach. It is powered by a 413 chrysler industrial big block. It's a really cool bus.

I watched this car race many times. I’m confused when people talk about the “glorious” sound. Because it wasn’t glorious. It was shrill, loud and split your eardrums. Most people watching it alongside me thought the same thing. Yes, it was fast! But it wasn’t the mechanical music people think it was.

my turbo has 314000 km .... and its still running perfectly

Vr12 boxer 6 strokes😂

This should be OEM for every engine.

think twice before buying EV

Amazing

I want to put a two stroke Detroit in a f 250

USA !!!! 💋💋💋!!!!

If people would’ve change the oil every 5000-6000 miles which is 10.000 km there would be no issues with these engines If it was me , i would do it even 3000 miles. I rode the crap out of my ducati1198, aprilia v4 ,buell 1125 which are known for catastrophic engine failures Never had any problems

Farmtruck and Azn

@7:00 the video is not an 16litre. thats an 14litre 530 version.

I had two Ariel square fours,...in California,they were no good in warm weather,they get hot and blow head gaskets,the Lucus electrical system was junk,the power and ease of starting was good,,handling was good,the brakes were fare

Not a ford guy but so far the 300 in my onan generator is fair on gas and on power I have a 54 Chevy dump truck with a 235 that runs great a 54 gmc dump with a270 also runs great and a 50s dodge d100 with a 225 that was a tank I love all of them

The sound of electric inertia starters is something else man. You rarely see them outside industrial or old school diesel equipment here. I heard one on a 2000s Jeep of all things earlier this year

1992 F150 with the fuel injected straight six and a five speed manual. I’ve had it since 1997 with 283,000+ miles. Just passed smog two weeks ago in California! I love this old truck!

Take it from a forklift mechanic - they’re SHIT engines!! Converted to LPG for industrial purposes, twats to work on and built like crap. PS- yes. An aluminium head, one of the lowest melting point metals used for some of the high temps presented by LPG engines - propane burns hot hot hot!! Much hotter than petrol or diesel and they still made it from aluminimum as I call it! Stick with Mitsubishi S4S/S6S (even in Chinese lonking trucks) or a Nissan H/K20/5, Japs do it best 🇯🇵👌

How can they forget to mention DKW and Trabant?

As a owner of Honda Accord 8 type S with 200HP, it's perfect amount of power: you are faster than 80% of people on the road but you are not killing yourself like mustangs drivers at first corner

Alfa Romeo made a 1.5 litre flat four that had a really raspy exhaust note 😊

The Daimler has a hemispherical combustion chamber, that is why they sound so cool😎

No, Mercedes was faster despite auto union getting more money from hitler.

If I remember there was a 7.6 litre V12 in restomod W140