11 Mad Engines You May Not Know About | Ep. 9

[@MrSapper21]

Who doesn't love an engine so big that it comes with its own series of staircases?

[@ramairgto72]

12-B and wanna be. 00-06 retired....the hard way :D

[@MrSapper21]

ramairgto72 what?

[@Darx97]

last one will def fit in my Honda

[@arnebang7794]

The other way around are more probable ;)

[@midnoob1650]

Maybe the turbo would fit?

[@Sparky95]

Nope, the turbo is about the size of a Honda.

[@MuscleCarLover]

You might fit a valve spring in your Honda

[@thejay8963]

Everyone in the comment thread - R/Woooosh!

[@masterflu2253]

Genuinely Love this channel man. You keep it simple, informative and entertaining.

[@VisioRacer]

Just how you like it. Thank you!

[@evankirschenmann4653]

Master Flu 100% agree

[@VisioRacer]

The Ford Flathead has such a meaty sound, one of the best sounding among cross-plane V8! Also the Leyland L60 sounds glorious even though it is a diesel.

[@user-jz6gl1qs6t]

The GMC sounds amazing!

[@adamcherry1117]

How can the last one have turbo?

[@VisioRacer]

I don't know, it just is turbocharged

[@evankirschenmann4653]

VisioRacer the Judd V10 sounds glorious in my opinion

[@MCMonsterbuilder]

why can't it be turbocharged?

[@throw1932]

Fun fact, the Cadillac V16 was actually two inline 8 motors mated together. That's why each one has its own carb, fuel pump, etc. The only thing they share is a crankshaft. My source is the 1938 Cadillac Series 90 V16 limousine we have forsale at work and the 1939 Cadillac Series 90 V16 limousine we just sold. Another one was that the Ford/Mercury Flathead V8 was an absolute marvel in its time. It made huge power compared to the other cars on the road. It was so impressive, that Clyde Barrow (between robberies) wrote a personal letter to Henry Ford complimenting his wonderful motor. The Flathead V8 is no power maker but they were the first motor people started digging into and making faster. Back in the mid-late 1940's, when Booneville and racing was really exploding, the chances of a car not being powered by a Ford or Mercury Flathead V8 were almost none existent. I personally credit the Ford/Mercury Flathead V8 as the father to our modern racing scene.

[@throw1932]

Out of every car we have had at work (hundred of classic cars,) we have had absolutely zero issues with Ford/Mercury Flathead V8's, spare for dead batteries and the fuel pump failing on the '39 Ford DeLuxe Roadster. They all run perfectly smooth (carbs are a wee gummed up so you can't nail the throttle.) The three speed manual transmissions are insanely lovely as well. The easiest shifting I've ever felt. Much nicer that say, the 1954 Aston Martin DB2, or other sports cars we have. Something about Ford and Mercury in the 1930's and 1940's was spot on.

[@VisioRacer]

Nice story, mate!

[@kalleklp7291]

Yep..! The police had to buy new Ford V8, to keep up with the criminal duo Bonnie&Clyde. Also, it was the preferred motor for moonshine drivers. They needed a fast car to outrun the law. Ahh....wish I could have been back then, must have been a great time.

[@Parents_of_Twins]

@@kalleklp7291 As long as you are white and had money or didn't mind that prison would be a living hell if you got caught then yeah it was a hoot.

[@TapsaHd]

Suomi Finland PERKELE!

[@samuelk2621]

Tapsa khyl :D

[@Minemac69]

Muutama risu usko nyt perkele!

[@eowen-to1oj]

that gmc big block v6 sounds beasty

[@dethkon2284]

that moment when your engine at idle can rock the entire car and attempt to twist the whole car in a circle standing still. Beast of turin

[@NLynchOEcake]

that engine has some hardcore granddad strength

[@MrTherandomvidsguy]

can the last engine fit in my Honda?

[@MrTherandomvidsguy]

Mehmet Cumhur she'll have to be like.... over a hundred foot high giant though.

[@VisioRacer]

Why such a stupid question? Of course, the last one CAN fit in your Honda!

[@Mortalomena]

you should feed your honda to the Wärtsilä engine

[@adamcherry1117]

The Honda could fit in one of its cylinders.

[@donald_ts]

It's gona be MAAAAD!

[@MaggiaufEx]

who else knows the Lister storm from Gran Tourismo 4 ?^^

[@aliasthej660]

I know it from GT2 and GT3!

[@HiyasuJ]

With the green and yellow delivery ?

[@MaggiaufEx]

right

[@MaggiaufEx]

im playing forza 6 Motorsport it is better then the GT series

[@edx5326]

Mark S. I'd always destroy it with the Fairlady Z

[@tyleresker3306]

10:00 The real question we need to ask here, will it fit in my smart car??

[@DeathHead1358]

I think that a smart car would fit inside one of its cylinders.

[@mxer4life]

DeathHead1358 and still be able to drive comfortably in a tight circle.

[@speedskid4838]

I want a dirk bike or go kart powered with a 5-speed with that single rotor engine.. How cool that would be.

[@pbfloyd13]

fucking sweet

[@AwsomeVids83]

TheGamingCorner I'm working on a motorized bike with one of those.

[@gizmoteg]

Pretty gay

[@thejay8963]

What about BOTH?

[@thejay8963]

Thomas MTB You better mean happy.

[@joseetisabellesoto-clamens3202]

I was waiting for the lister storm for so long!

[@KeyMinerHD]

i want this lister storm in real life it looks and sounds so incredible AND its not a mainstream VW Golf xD

[@arekb5951]

I had to re-read displacement and power numbers of the last engine a few times, holy shit! :D

[@508Erik420]

arekb5 same! lol

[@123devinzz1]

5.6 million foot pounds at about 100rpm. not to bad...

[@Tibb91]

For your info, the Sulzer has been surpassed by an even bigger MAN engine, displacement over 30M cc :D

[@arekb5951]

***** I wonder how much fuel they need to work haha

[@Tibb91]

Wiki says the engine can use up to 250000kg of fuel PER DAY, that means about 207500 liter. :P

[@SteveWoods79]

That Lister Storm is worth listening to again. And again. And again.

[@4500X]

You can jump start a dead planet with that last engine.

[@JorgeRodriguez-po7kx]

Beautiful 😅😅😅

[@Dan4096]

Love that Sachs single-rotor!

[@VisioRacer]

The very first one sounds mean!

[@FSXgta]

Thanks for the newton metre torque numbers!

[@VisioRacer]

Don't say thanks, it is the unit I am familiar with too.

[@omgitzsteg]

This dude's comments are brilliant. The Fiat probably blew out my speakers.

[@rayyanprime8935]

The best channel for engines appreciate that man

[@VisioRacer]

Thank you, I appreciate that!

[@Sheehy223]

If anybody was wondering how the hell that Flathead Ford was running with no compression, it was running on 4 Cylinders, the head was only taken off one side.

[@VisioRacer]

Nobody seemed to be surprised by that, let's see later :D

[@Sheehy223]

VisioRacer Now that I have your attention, can you make a compilation of the best V8's with 5.0L or less displacement?

[@VisioRacer]

Hm, I already made a V8 video and I think most of them were under 5 litres.

[@Sheehy223]

VisioRacer Then how about V8 powered front wheel drive cars?

[@VisioRacer]

Very interesting idea, but unfortunately nothing comes to my mind, but American cars

[@notfried2004]

Those Cummins QS series are also used in the oil field and on the frac site. At work we'd have four 60's running WOT in fourth gear at a time running frac pumps. It creates a thunder that you still hear in your head two days after you got home from work.

[@BigThree4Ever]

I think Lincoln's Zephyr flathead v12 would have been a better example of an engine which people may not know about... I guess I would hope people know the flathead v8.

[@thestarlightalchemist7333]

Vis: (starts video with Cummins QSK95 demonstrator unit) me: *Big yes, I approve*

[@65bug519]

the beast of turin!

[@bjarnemachiels3897]

That Wankel must be the best thing ever! Although it sounds like someone imitating a ricer Civic, it just proves how compact Rotary engines can be haha

[@seyahtan24]

Even if you aren't an engine enthusiast I definitely appreciate and enjoy these kinds of videos.

[@twistedtyreman]

Another very good video straight to the point and enough information to understand and no annoying music just the sound of the engines.brilliant thank you for the upload.👍

[@VisioRacer]

Much appreciated!

[@JorgeRodriguez-po7kx]

VisioRacer is always the best in these kind of videos 📹 😅😅

[@antoniocatalano9661]

Yo bro all of the engine sounds great Awesome video

[@VisioRacer]

They do, thanks

[@fread51]

that 1911 FIAT S76 the first car ever with screamer pipes LOL

[@AIRDRAC]

"pipes" .. :D

[@rw9737]

8:58 first FIRE design engine for FIAT :)....

[@VisioRacer]

Hahah

[@fahrenmintah3700]

Rb26 swap? Cool bro how you like my QSK95?

[@lelandlewis7207]

The Ford flathead you give specs for is not the standard car flathead. The 5.5L (337) was only used in the '48 - '51 2.5 ton trucks and the '49 - '51 Lincoln as a replacement for the V-12. The largest used in the Ford cars was the 239 with 95HP and 170 lb-ft of torque up to 110HP the last year. The 255 was used in Mercury cars from '48 to '52 with 110HP and 200 lb-ft of torque up to 125HP the last year.

[@jonwench]

any gear head would enjoy this great collection of unique engines, thank you.

[@Someonehad2sayit]

It might not be as impressive as the engines in the video, but I had a Plymouth Arrow pickup (Plymouths version of the D 50 Ram) that had a 4.9l 4 cylinder..not kidding..biggest damn 4 banger I've ever seen. 302 cubic in. haven't seen one since.

[@De19thKingJulion]

Diesel? I think Perkins made a I4 diesel of that size.

[@Gold171]

Great content. I love watching your vids as always, but I found myself constantly changing the volume so I don't blow my ears out. Have you tried equalizing the volumes of your clips so they're even in decibel output?

[@VisioRacer]

I somehow forget to fix this issue last times. Sorry, I will improve that next time.

[@Gold171]

Thanks! Looking forward to more videos.

[@VisioRacer]

Thanks

[@TobRacer]

The Judd V10 is one of the best sounding engine ever. I've heard it in person at Le Mans and only the 6.0 V12 Lola Aston Martin can sound nearly as better. It's got so much torque too. It almost beat the mighty Audis in 2005 and 2006 with Pescarolo. I hope Judd will built more V10s in the future for the LMP1 Privater's teams. Got to admit the Cosworth V8 engine sound glorious too.

[@redactedcomment709]

This is why i love engines! So many things you can do!

[@Real_Claudy_Focan]

RTA is build in Finland, designed in Switzerland ! Sultzer have an old tradition for marine motors (in a country which have any seas !) this monster runs like a high-precision swiss watch but with the sheer force of the finnish !

Here in Finland, we use the Wärtsilä engine in our cars. It's a very popular and therefore common swap to do, especially in Mazda MX-5's.

[@VisioRacer]

I suppose you can fit at least one Miata into one Wartsilla cylinder

[@NLynchOEcake]

8:19 this is the sound of raw, unfiltered rage 8:56 and then there's rage's great-grandad, even with my volume turned down this thing just sounds *loud*

[@MuscleCarLover]

8:17 That moment you go "Hang on a minute, I recognise that voice" Look on the bottom left corner of the screen and realise it's someone you're subscribed to

[@riciy]

at 8:57 my speakers exploded xD

[@haez9941]

i jumped a bit

[@JorgeRodriguez-po7kx]

😅😅 I Love that Engine perfect for waking up Nosy Neighbors on a Sunday at 6 am 🤣🤣🤣

[@Can1997able]

That Fiat engine's torque is like a diesel truck engine, really interesting engine.

[@TheShamiester]

Can Elmen who says 4 cylinders can't make torque? 😁

[@mississippiknifenut4312]

Been waiting on another video like this

[@AlastorTheNPDemon]

Wow, that Leyland motor sounded gorgeous!

[@VisioRacer]

It really did!

[@EB-iz3rn]

I love to watch old cars being taken care of even though I am not into cars myself

[@LupusAries]

Hmm if you want to see something crazy go for the Napier Sabre Engine, a H-24 (yep 24 cylinders) aero engine, with 37 litres displacement, early versions produced 2200 hp, later versions up to 3500 hp and the final prototypes up to 4000 hp. As for the Cummins, yeah nice, but there are some even madder engines on locos..... Just look at the EMD 645 series......... it could come as a V6,V8,V12,V16,V20 and with displacements of between 84 and 211 litres....that makes the cummins look almost puny. ;)

[@Ratzfourtyfour]

Nowadays car engines suddenly seem so boring.

[@Outland9000]

Depends on the car.

[@jakeboyyy98]

They are though really. Plastic engine covers and catalytic converters and silencers.... Electric turbos and dual clutch 8 speed interiors...

[@jakeboyyy98]

+jakeboyyy98 gearboxes*. Excuse my brain fart

[@trevorthefilthyrat3742]

Awesome keep up the good work

[@riccardorubba4123]

The Fiat S76 is just... AWESOME! 290 hp, 1,990 nm of torque and a top speed of 217 km/h is unbelievable in 1911! I'm proud to be Italian! P.S. Nice video as usual, Visio!😉

[@VisioRacer]

Thanks :)

[@wikov9716]

1990 Nm?

[@De19thKingJulion]

​@@wikov9716yeah

[@wikov9716]

@@De19thKingJulion fiat has more Nm than 1990

[@De19thKingJulion]

@@wikov9716 whoops, you're right! 1990 lb/ft it said 🤦

[@HyperVanilo]

Hey Visio, how about you make a series about "Manufaturer's 12 greatest cars ever made"? like Nissan's greatest creations are Skyline line, Silvia line etc

[@VisioRacer]

That is possible, but the list would be endless and people would not stop say 'where is this'... 'where is that'... :/

[@JoshKilen]

nice compilation of interesting engines.

[@DigitalSubset]

The lister storm was my favorite car on gran turismo 4 on ps2

[@duncan9168]

i liked the rpm in the specs page you put up, but love the videos keep the great work up!

[@kalleklp7291]

8:05 I'll be damned if that's not the rear lights of an old Audi 80, build from the mid 80's to the 90's. At 10:47 you can see two pistons complete with rod, hanging on the wall. Just in case one or two of them should break during sailing with the Emma Mærsk. Btw.. Burmeister& Wain (B&W) used to deliver all diesel engines to the Lindøværft where the Emma Mærsk was build. They were the first one in the world to introduce diesel engines in ships. They got assistance and bought patent rights from good old Rudolf Diesel himself, the father of all diesel engines.

[@Speedy2017]

Audi 80 B3 (Type89) i´ve been outside to be sure XD

[@NiklasdeBritoSantos]

Bruh, you, Nike1600's channel, Car Throtlle, and CarHub's channel are the best channels on this type of content. Congrats man. Cheers from Brazil. Still waiting a video about brazilian cars :/

[@VisioRacer]

Thank you. Just say what you want to see in your comment and I will look into that.

[@NiklasdeBritoSantos]

+VisioRacer Ok man, if u need some tips...

[@adamcherry1117]

Tank engines?

[@bigmanjaffers]

Going to Turin tomorrow :D definitely gonna check out the Fiat factory

[@VisioRacer]

Great, enjoy!

[@johnpogany2444]

What a beauty the V16 Cadillac engine is

[@randomstuff7872]

Brilliant video by the way

[@VisioRacer]

Thanks

[@MzVideoLibrary]

I don't know if someone have said but I think I prefer your old layout/template (the one that you wrote stuff on it in your video, don't know what it is called). and like always, great video.

[@TheFatSandwhich]

211kmh in 1911.. 😳

[@Sgt_Kilborn]

The Beast! The Beast of Turin!

[@tyleresker3306]

2,000 ft-lbs of torque!?!? That engine probably shook the goddamn car apart! With those numbers, I would think it could go faster than 130-140. Probably something to do with the trans.

[@ShipWreckAndHaloFan]

Keep in mind it only had 290hp, and the car it was used in was absolutely massive.

[@tyleresker3306]

Pedro Amado I know but cars of that time were pretty minimalist, I bet the engine weighed almost as much as the car XD

[@AIRDRAC]

The car was somewhat heavy, the engine was extremely heavy, the tires and rims weren't made for the speed, and it had chain-drive, made in 1910-quality, meaning that the chains would likely blow apart at high speed, or the gears would break. Besides roads weren't actually flat back then, but more like farm tracks, and the suspension was .. less than capable of keeping multiple tonnes of steel, with a very high balancing point, in an even remotely straight line. In other words 130-140 was completely mental at the time, even if the engine could've been capable of higher speed in more modern conditions.

[@lengthylad]

'So much torque it twisted the chassis' F&F Reference :3

[@blairberg9990]

Tyler Esker remember horse power is how hard you hit the wall and torque is how far you take the wall with you

[@LEGOrinzler]

2:11 is that ok for the engine to run on half of the cylinders?

[@VisioRacer]

It is not okay, but the engine won't get destroyed at once just because of that. But don't do it for a long time.

[@danielhristov6175]

The last two were glorious

[@bobaduby]

I just liked up what opposed cylinders are for the tank engine and omg that's so cool

[@GPNeve]

If you think that is cool, you should have a look at the: Napier Deltic Diesel engines Its a triple - opposed-piston valveless, supercharged uniflow scavenged, two-stroke Diesel engine I know its a lot of words, but if you check it on wikipedia, theres a diagram that will explain it at once ;-)

[@joshbobst1629]

Yup, the Deltic is a one of a kind beast. Recently the idea is making a comeback in aviation diesel engines, specifically because it has such a high power to weight ratio.

[@bobaduby]

GPNeve that just sounds awesome lol

[@Z4G.]

02:32 Thats a sick fucking sound!

[@destrierofdark_]

Ever heard of the Isetta engines? One piston connected by two shafts to a double cylinder (which is almost two cylinders) in a two stroke engine.

[@icantranch9398]

that Leyland L60 sound amazing

[@thedoctor2102]

I like that 1911 Fiat s76, what a beast!

[@Outland9000]

6:05 Damn... that thing revs for a big engine.

[@jakeboyyy98]

Wow you listened to me with the turin beast haha

[@VisioRacer]

;)

[@NLynchOEcake]

10:06 torque is literally off the chart

[@sahalin12345]

Excellent video as usual. Notice that YT notifications i top right corner are covering sometimes parto of your info.

[@VisioRacer]

Eh, didn't think about it before you said so

[@ΑΡΗΣΚΟΡΝΑΡΑΚΗΣ]

+VisioRacer is annoying

[@VisioRacer]

I moved the car pop-ups to different times, so they pop up earlier when there is no text at the top

[@sahalin12345]

No worries! Anyway your videosa are awsome. Keep up the good work!

[@rosewhite---]

2:00 sounds lovely

[@jonnycollison]

Mr Visio, is the jensen interceptor featured anywhere in your back catalogue?

[@VisioRacer]

No, it isn't

[@jonnycollison]

Can it become a feature please?

[@VisioRacer]

I will look into that

[@averagejo2462]

6:08 Will that Leyland fit in my S10?

[@YounesLayachi]

That fiat i4 28L is totally MAD

[@prr3913]

good video :) really interesting

[@812guitars]

That fiat engine is the best. Four cylinders at 28 liters? Come on, that’s just awesome!

[@dadautube]

a bizarre collection of the odds and the curious ... i like that! ;-)

[@MidnightRobotics]

10:12 weight: *A LOT*

[@TheGarbageman22]

Thank you for a nice assortment of interesting American engines (the other ones weren't bad either) :) keep up the good work!

[@nitroman365]

It should be noted that the train on the intro is not directly powered by the engine but rather they are electric powered.

[@bigshow196]

diesel electric. now...if it was a diesel hydraulic... thats when it becomes an 18 wheeler on rails XD

[@surg23]

My dad used to work for Cummins. He used to tell me that he worked on engines that you could walk through!

[@Bosko243]

Weight? A lot! :-D got me xd

[@VisioRacer]

Cheers!

[@AddyRyan66]

that Fiat S76 is on intimidating engine.. i'm not a fan of 4 cylinders but daaaam!! that's freaky

[@antiussentiment]

24 litre, 4 cylinder engine in a race car?? At first i thought that was a typo.. ~laughs~

[@DildorTheDecent]

Fiat S76 is crazy. I want one.

[@Sassenhaim]

Haha the lister storm was my favo car in gt4 and it was fast😁

[@pedroneves4465]

Does it fits on my Honda? Nobody knowns I guess

[@VisioRacer]

It's about time to prove it if yes or not!

[@kleener014]

It probably doesn't fit in your Honda, but your Honda will probably fit in it :D

[@TheManOfficial]

That last one tho XD hahahaha

[@T3mpyX]

Has the duke engine been on this series yet? If not, that'd be a unique engine to put on the next episode.

[@VisioRacer]

Yes, I've been thinking about it, but in a different video topic

[@rolha666]

I WANT TO SEE THE LAST ENGINE TURBO !! 😁😱

[@TheManOnGuitar4000]

10:00 my question is, will my Honda fit in that engine?

[@Mr_RoXxX]

crazy 28.3 liter motor !

[@SakiSkai]

10:00 Can i fit this in my Honda Civic?