The 5 Most Powerful Truck Engines Ever Made - Ranked!

[@RichardScherping]

Weichai 800 hp engine has 3750 Nm, not 3600 Nm. Volvo 780 hp engine has 3800 Nm, not 3500 Nm. Please take 1 minute to google before creating the video ...

[@bmwediter07]

But the best engine is the scania V8. Its fun and you can't get bored listening to that engine.

[@EuroTruckFan]

Still a Scania fan

[@Jack.The.Trucker77]

Me too. Scania for life.

[@Ghostrider-gn8ml]

The displacement of the D17 is actually 17.3L and it has up to 3800NM of torque.

[@svegma1984]

VOLVO fan FH16 the new king.

[@kadrell37]

Scania & Volvo ❤

[@drifteradol86z]

You need to update the video where the Shacman X6000 appears, since in 2024 it offers the 840 HP Weichai WP17H800E68 engine, the 800 Hp model is older

[@Preciouspreformance]

SCANIA V8 POWER

[@stigandrmyrardalur5208]

Scania make noice, not power

[@12345anton6789]

Weichai gone be a major global player in the Heavy Duty diesel engine segment. They already produced the most efficient diesel engine in the world.

[@DaudiWaberaKSC]

HOWO, SINOTRUCK...etc

[@maltenilsson563]

One thing I think you got wrong. Was the Scania 770. Do you know how the engines were measured Because most facilities measure from crank shaft. But the Scania 770 is measured from wheels. I think. Correct me if I’m wrong. But because of the measurement on the Scania doesn’t that make the 770 more like 800 hp

[@Mikyramatrucksleggends]

scania v8 i such a iconic and powerfull egine even dou IMO a engine is good if it has good fuel efficenci to power radio

[@nathiolifant6842]

The order should be like this: 1. Scania 2. Volvo 3. Detroit 4. Cummins 5. Mercedes 6. MAN 7. Mack 8. Hino 9. Paccar 10. FPT CursoR 11. Weichai NB: Caterpillar would have been Number 2

[@wheelman1235]

All these engines are very good....... but how would they fare against a mighty CAT C18 ......... CAT DIESEL POWER .

[@patrickbredberg9428]

Are they even installed in trucks today??

[@wheelman1235]

No there not. They might return. There's no denying they were power houses. ​@@patrickbredberg9428

[@wheelman1235]

No . They might return. There's no denying they were great, powerful engines. ​@@patrickbredberg9428

[@Groza_Dallocort]

​@@patrickbredberg9428don't think so. I think the last Cat engine that was placed in to a truck was back in 2010 unless you got something home made

[@stark3855]

Hahaha cat is shit

[@alexbeuerman7608]

It is interesting how all of these engines are foreign designs, and aside from the om473/detroit dd16, none are used in north american trucks. I always thought we’d want more power than europe, which has less challenging terrain and low speed limits for tow vehicles.

[@EugeneWilliams-m9p]

BOO Shacman

[@iBackshift]

Scania is the best and f the rest. Legendary architecture, legendary firing order, legendary power, legendary sound. The mercedes and detroit dd series architecture is a MAN marine diesel engine. People say that Detroit is just a Mercedes engine, no, sorry, both are a late 2000's MAN marine diesel engine. I still would not touch a Shacman. If you give me one, id sell it and buy a Scania. Its more than just HP, its, Status.

[@bmwediter07]

I've got a dilemma here. Cause we all know that people sleep in trucks. But how wide are they?

[@ontheroadagain4773]

Trucks can be 2.55 m wide at least in Europe and the width of these cabs are close to the full width so I believe sleeping wouldn't be a problem.

[@bmwediter07]

@@ontheroadagain4773 oh wow that's wide.

[@seanchoruma2428]

The Volvo d17 has a torque of 3800nm sir

[@shadow7749]

i try to find the weichai 800hp engine and it's not maid for truck application but marine application

[@ontheroadagain4773]

The marine version of Scania's 16 litre V8 produces up to 1150 hp and Volvo's smaller 13 litre I6 up to 1000 hp so marine engines play in a different class.

[@TheOneWhoChanged]

Fun fact Chinese horse are smaller😅😅😅

[@favour9189]

Volvo D17 is the smallest of the 5 engines and with most amount or torque

[@JeorgeWalker]

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[@kimreinikainen]

Maybe most power production engine but not most powerful production road truck by any means. That title belongs to Sisu trucks

[@fboest]

And why we don’t see Sisus on roads that much?

[@kimreinikainen]

@fboest they don't make standard european semis at all. For commercial use only special transport hauler, gravel and timber trucks mainly and as outside of Finland and Sweden the weight limits are so low there is no need for high power.

[@ontheroadagain4773]

@@kimreinikainen And also a lot of different military vehicles.

[@kimreinikainen]

@@ontheroadagain4773 yeah but not with the most powerful engines. On average Sisu military vehicles have like 300-400 hp

[@tolonggestnest7658]

Me 1st like

[@TruckTropia]

Thanks for liking

[@henrikeriksson9666]

Scania is the strongest. It makes 770 hp on the wheels

[@b101uk9]

no it makes that at the flywheel, as per their own documented power rating method as required by EU laws, which can be seen as being listed below any power and torque curve vs rpm graph found in sales PDF.

[@stigandrmyrardalur5208]

TRUCK TROPIA....... PLEASE do just a minimum of research before posting videos.... This is just painful to watch for professionals.

[@BrettPettersson]

Every video Truck Tropia posts is full of inaccuracies. I'm a truck driver with almost 40 years of experience and it's just so painful to watch.......please fact check before posting and save yourself from looking like an idiot.