Why The Yamaha Volvo V8 Exists?

[@vargasaidan7366]

Yamaha should just make their own cars tbh

[@dy7296]

They once had a 800hp supercar concept im 2015 tokyo motor show. Too bad they don't have enough budget.

[@Erispedia]

With Yamaha speakers and amplifiers.

[@theverminator8048]

@@Erispedia fantastic idea

[@jessearendse9557]

The OX-99 existed but was stupid expensive for the time

[@DESTRAKON]

I could’ve sworn they had atleast one

[@jeremymcauliff2510]

You have to give Yamaha credit where it's due. That is a really nice sounding 4.4 liter V8.

[@bruhmoment64]

Yamaha has also made some of the most reliable outboard engines ever, especially the two stroke models and the Enduro models used in poor countries are simply brilliant

[@1Barsamian]

Yamaha has been designing for decades, provided “creamy engines“ to numerous automotive manufacturers including Toyota and Ford, now I guess volvo. They are makers of excellent engines. They are the innovators.

[@RivieraByBuick]

All v8s sound the same

[@jeremymcauliff8485]

@@RivieraByBuick I respectfully disagree. Two engines of identical displacement can sound and behave completely different based on internal components and tuning.

[@RivieraByBuick]

@@jeremymcauliff8485 there could be veeery minor changes in sound. But the main thing why sound is the same is firing order. Regardless the engine volume. 2.5 l and 8 l v8 sound the same if they have the same firing order. And i am talking about the engine sound, not the exhaust - which can be very different.

[@potatoavacadonion1025]

Such a creamy engine, handles good power and runs smoothly. What an engine they made, also amazing for engine swaps in narrow cars too. Also a very reliable engine, I know people who push these beyond 400k miles now problem.

[@Troonielicious]

Creamy??

[@phil955i]

@@Troonielicious smooth

[@samiam9059]

If Yamaha makes it, it is a winner and not cheap.

[@mtylerw]

As long as one of the belt pulleys doesn’t seize up.

[@Mark__A]

@@mtylerw Replace them in time, and they won't. But many owners forget about it...

[@roccosound8825]

Anything that Yamaha has ever been involved with from engines, to musical instruments, to sound mixing equipment always works, and works very well, is reliable and very durable. Yamaha have always been very talented at making excellent products. You could buy a Volvo quite happily and have every confidence that you will get an exceptional V8 engine with it.

[@justinjacob9743]

Yamaha is I *BIG* reason that the Lexus LFA sounds so good.

[@mayuravirus6134]

Sadly couldn't say the same about my 115cc Yamaha moped tho from chugging fuel now it chugs fuel AND burns oil at the same time I know it burns oil because it shoots white smoke from the exhaust if its blue your fuel and oil mixed together

[@brly4542]

chugging fuel means it was probably running rich which eventually gummed up the piston rings so now it burns oil. A carb clean/ rebuild probably could've prevented that

[@tobyrempel8952]

Yamaha has some really good engineers. I would love to see a video why toyota called yamaha to make a cylinder head for toyota's 3sge beams engine and what is good about it and the weak spots

[@VisioRacer]

Good idea, noted!

[@absolutezero7344]

Funnily enough basically every performance engine Toyota has made, had the heads designed by Yamaha, 4A-GE, 3S-GTE, 2ZZ-GE, 2JZ-GTE, 1LR-GUE. Toyota's as performance cars would be nothing without them.

[@markmcgrath9098]

@@absolutezero7344 in a way they are a bit like Cosworth was back in 60s/70s.

[@inaNis_]

@@VisioRacer Not just the 3SGE, but all Toyota -G cylinder heads are made by Yamaha, as far back as the 2T-G and 18R-G of the 70s, which were DOHC, 2-valve, hemi 4 cylinders.

[@derekchisholm972]

I have a 2010 S80 V8 Executive, and there’s a lot to like about my car. But I think the engine defines it and will elevate its status years from now compared to the other S80s

[@ghostwrench2292]

Definitely! The T6 has comparable power but the V8 has that awesome sound at start up.

[@Mark__A]

I think the same. This engine is a masterpiece. I had XC90 V8 and now S80 V8 for 7 years. No blank switch, all options. You just can find anything better. Even for double the money!

[@Wardawg179]

Funny to see you here, we are friends on Insta- I own an ‘08 S80 v8. The engine definitely makes the car, I’m driving mine into the ground!

[@benward5732]

Yep that v8is sweet sounding I bought my 2007 S80 6 months after my first ever Volvo a 1995 960 estate the 3ltr straight six in the 960 is sooth and graceful and the V8 a monster compared to it but both can cruise all day at low revs and eat up the miles .. my 960 makes my smile, my s80 makes me wet myself and grin from ear to ear.. I bought my V8 because as soon as I heard it I fell in love 😍

[@danmusicman2010]

I love my 2010 Xc90 V8.. But thinking of trading it for a lexus LS460 V8 or Toyota Majesta V8, but 2 different types of cars.. Here's my clips of my V8 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppizq4x3jpZ4nqc kzbin.info/www/bejne/m53XlZaemq6dgKs

[@noahspencer5209]

im a yamaha marine technician, knew there was similarities but never knew the 350 was the same motor with reversed intake and exhaust cams. neat.

[@BustaHymen]

Great video, fond memories. I used to help out once in a while with the V8, while I was working on the SI6. Managed to destroy one of the first prototype engines while changing camshafts. Went by the markings on the gears and the chain (RTFM), and made the cardinal fault of not manually turn the engine a couple of turns after replacement (this was done on overtime on a Sunday, we all wanted to go home). There is a long story behind it, but it ended up costing Volvo 100.000 dollars in 2003 money, and a lot of dissapointed Japanese representatives coming in on Monday morning for the emmissions test with the new cam setup

[@FonicsSuck]

That would have been embarrassing! I'm sure the boss was not impressed.

[@BustaHymen]

@@FonicsSuck To say she wasn't impressed is quite an understatement. Since we worked over the weekend we had the Monday off. I was sound asleep at 7:30 AM when the phone rang, and the first thing I hear when I pick it up is "What the hell have you done?!" Haha, luckily, I was only assisting and the guy from the V8-project got most of the blame. Both of us got to keep our jobs, phew

[@ChuecoMar]

Do you work at Volvo? What could I say about the T6 3.0 engine? (B6304t4) Is it true that it was made together with Porsche?

[@mlp-hot-rod5824]

It's a pity the 5.3 stroker & 5.6 overbored engines were never put into a car. Imagine a Noble M600 with a 5.6 plus boost! M800 anyone?

[@nilssjoberg2522]

As a current and permanent owner of a B8444S I would say this engine is perfect.

[@matthewstorm5188]

Except the balance shaft.

[@nilssjoberg2522]

@@matthewstorm5188 Not an issue on 06+. Also don't hose down your engine and it's not a problem to begin with.

[@Skeeter69420]

I own 4 Volvos with this engine. Love the sound and performance

[@juansebastianhurtado3328]

Maintenance?

[@DaBirdman1989]

one of the best technical auto channels on youtube. i like that im not being screamed at or just watching dudes in a garage not explaining anything.

[@tobyrempel8952]

You must have watched scotty kilmer lmao😂 he explains it well but hes always screaming

[@VisioRacer]

My pleasure

[@johncunningham4820]

@@tobyrempel8952 . Yep . Scotty Kilmer certainly is " Unique " .

[@ghostwrench2292]

I’ve had the pleasure of doing 5 balance shaft replacements working as a Volvo technician. I did 2 in chassis before I learned it’s much easier to drop the engine for that repair.

[@caspianbell9556]

Do the heads still need to come off to do it?

[@ghostwrench2292]

@Caspian Bell - yes. One head must come off because one cannot remove the balance shaft rear bearing cap with both heads in place. I could not even remove the cover plate over the balance shaft valley with both heads on - even with swivel sockets and extensions.

[@davidkitsio3839]

Was this on the pre-2005 models like the video suggests?

[@ghostwrench2292]

2005 was the first model year that the V8 was available on XC90. In 2007, Volvo put it in the S80 as well.

[@kawoutster]

That is the only reason that is holding me back of buying one… that awfull expensive repair of the balance shaft😩

[@Basih]

What's even more impressive is how Volvo managed to put a 3 liter inline six transversely in my V60. Sad to see all cool Volvo engines gone now though :/

[@nilssjoberg2522]

Don't bash the VEA too much, while the i4 is less unique it's still a remarkably smooth and power dense engine family

[@brannonatkinson]

Volvo engines are still pretty bad ass the T6 is pretty sweet makes similar hp to the ford inline 6 the way they setup the inline 6 is how they can fit the motor into the chassis by putting the front of the engine to the transmission

[@nilssjoberg2522]

@@brannonatkinson Audi did this with their V8 and V6 in 2006, and BMWs new B58 is this way too, I think it's an awesome design!

[@Basih]

@@nilssjoberg2522 Yeah the new i4 is good on power, I even ordered one for next year (T8) but they still don't sound quite as good sadly :/

[@nilssjoberg2522]

@@brannonatkinson which Ford i6? The Barra?

[@PrashantKhanolkarUSA]

I own a 2007 Volvo XC90 v8, still driving strong at 187k miles, best automobile and engine I have ever owned, silky smooth v8 acceleration, drives as good as it rolled off the assembly line.

[@RaulGarcia-cg3vn]

I just bought one my friend 07 as well with 116k on the clock..I went ahead because of the toyota asin tranny and of course a yamaha v8..any major issues? Anything to be on the lookout around this mileage?

[@Foozer1337]

Picked up my 07 XC90 V8 Sport in Passion Red last July and couldn’t be happier. Great video!

[@ExaltedDuck]

When you said 60 degree V8, my first thought was "balancing shaft" and sure enough, it has one and it's a problem. Larger bore and stroke with a 60 degree v6 to reach similar displacements would probably have been a better way to go. Gets rid of the need for both a balance shaft and split journals.

[@lomamedia676]

Only on the first model year (05) and it was because people would spray water directly into the engine bay, down the wrong hole, which would cause it.

[@jamesmay5394]

@@lomamedia676 a sealed self lifetime lubricated bearing in the middle of the engine that requires removal of at least 1 cylinder head....yeah id have to agree that's a problem

[@papastratos99]

many 60° V6 engine still use balancing shafts, especially diesel ones. If I was to decide the engine choice, I think a VR6 would have been the absolute best engine to fit transversely

[@lomamedia676]

@@jamesmay5394 I never said it was not a problem. It just won't be one if you buy a newer example and avoid the rare 2005 model year.

[@ExaltedDuck]

@@lomamedia676 Increasing complexity decreases reliability. Always.

[@Matt_from_Florida]

*In the USA* the S80 *V8* was only offered for *model years* 2007 to 2010.

[@alexthompson5172]

if it's good enough for Judd and noble, it's good enough for me

[@turbo8454]

GMC had a 60 degree V8 with splayed crank pins from the '66 model year through '72. It was 637 cubic inches and was produced as both a gasoline and diesel engine.

[@KlockworXMusic]

That same engine series had a 702 cube v12 dubbed the 'Twin 6' as well

[@ThunderBassistJay]

Yamaha are known for their extreme engines. Remember the 72 degree Lexus LF-A V10 engine?

[@michaellorah9051]

Gotta hand it to Yamaha. They took what they learned from the mistakes they made with the SHO v8, and made a much better v8 with Volvo.

[@C.Fecteau-AU-MJ13]

I've longed to do a restomod P1800 with one of those in it. It'd make a lot of people real angry, but it's not like that's ever stopped me before.

[@murraymadness4674]

I have a 1800es and a 4.4 it is next project after my jetboat gets a W8 engine, it was getting the 3.4 sho v8, but now I have the w8 for it. No LS motors for me.

[@JoseRivera-ym3wj]

With Yamaha making the base design with bigger displacement for their marine applications, I wonder if anyone has checked if parts are interchangeable in order to stroke the Volvo unit. No replacement for displacement, as they say. For when you want a V8 on your Volvo 240 while keeping it all Volvo.

[@ghostwrench2292]

I like the way you think!

[@adamwhitt6104]

I purchased a 2007 S80 V8 and I love it, its got enough power and has all the comfort you need for a older car and sounds fantastic

[@jonasthemovie]

I remember when my brother showed up at the family summer cottage with a prototype XC90 V8, before they were released. Amazing engine.

[@phil955i]

I looked at S80 V8s before buying my Merc CLS 500, as having owned a Volvo before (C70 5-cylinder), I like their ethos & think they're a left-field choice. Unfortunately I found them to be quite rare. Great cars.

[@ghostwrench2292]

Indeed. I would love to own an S80 V8! A few years ago, I had the chance to buy one, but wife didn’t like that it felt “too heavy”. 😢

[@zairomolino4074]

@@ghostwrench2292 change wife

[@similaritiesendhere]

I have a 6-speed AWD T5 S40. A complete stranger offered to buy it cash within a week of me driving it off the lot. Nope. I've yet to see another one in the wild.

[@ghostwrench2292]

@@similaritiesendhere I used to wrench at a Volvo dealer and I can say I can think of 1 S40 that ever came through (any of the 3 Volvo dealers where I worked) that were 6MT AWD. It was a blue S40 traded in and I did VCT seals on it. You surely own a unicorn. Take good car of it!

[@similaritiesendhere]

@@ghostwrench2292 Thanks, bro. Mine is a 2007 back when Volvo was in bed with Ford. They're basically the nicest Ford Focus ever built unless you're into drag racing Honda Civics still. It's not that kind of car. There's this video on KZbin of one being tracked at Nurburgring.The driver was effortlessly keeping up with and passing "sportier" vehicles as if they were just commuting to work. They're little bulldogs in the midrange and T5's sound a lot like baby V10's when pushed hard. Unicorn indeed.

[@herbrice8933]

Hands down, Yamaha makes the best engines in the world.

[@aaronmcconkey1062]

No no no

[@jif4639]

Yamaha should make more engines. They are always great.

[@ellefields8878]

I’m about to pick up my second Volvo, looking at a 2007 XC90 V8 Sport. The one I test drove was smooth as butter, very different than the V70XC I’m currently driving.

[@Jeroen74]

There's a guy or two that fitted one of these into a S60.

[@papastratos99]

Also some bold blokes who did in an s40. I'd kill to drive that

[@Pellepalt]

Volvo had some crazy nice builds back then, I've got a T6 from -02, a twin turbo straight six in a luxury volvo, it's nuts :D

[@Sevan59]

this is where Europeans differ from Asians , innovative

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

​@@Sevan59 How is that more innovative than Asian manufacturers?

[@nilssjoberg2522]

Hows that 4T65E holding up? It was always the weak link on those whiteblock T6s

[@Pellepalt]

@@nilssjoberg2522 Really smooth so far, (it's only got around 8k miles on it), I do know that they strengthened the trans on the 02-models and forward after they were a problem in the earlier models... not sure how the strengthened it though.

[@nilssjoberg2522]

@@Pellepalt I knew GM used the 4T65HD on the supercharged 3800, I'm not sure what's different or if they can be swapped. I've heard maybe it's possible?

[@Macintoshiba]

I'm sure they could have squeezed a ton more power out of this thing, but they chose not to, to make it more reliable, I assume. Cool Engine!

[@mikaellundstrom2558]

I have a s80 07 a lovely engine and car, specially here in northern sweden where i have good use of the all wheel drive during the winter with all snow and ice.

[@musewolfman]

There's an XC90 in my town that runs around with a very nice exhaust setup. Possibly just a muffler replacement, but it sounds significantly meaner than the rest of the car looks.

[@Damien.D]

There's was stock sport exhaust available for xc90s

[@musewolfman]

@@Damien.D no, this is definitely a raspier... I hate to say "hack job," because it sounds better than that, but it definitely has a "bolt on a set of universal Flowmasters" quality to it. Good, but not OEM good.

[@ghostwrench2292]

Circa 2010 I worked at a Volvo dealership and one of the techs did a repair on an XC90 V8 AWD system. The issue only presented itself at WOT, so after the repair and before putting the rest of the exhaust on, the tech took it for a road test to verify the car was fixed. It was the funniest thing to hear a loud, screaming V8 at WOT and see this SUV blasting down the road! 😂

[@GG2EZGG]

He had his catalytic converter stolen 😂🤣

[@ChunkyWaterisReal]

@@GG2EZGG hahahahaha got em

[@maadhavteeyes1867]

So it's a v8 r1m ? And sounds like one 🤯

[@thebigokie6.4_392]

I have a 2007 S80 V8 awd. 170k miles. With muffler and resonator delete! Sounds fantastic.

[@jacobgravitt9796]

how bad is the drone? I recently picked up an S80 V8 and I want to do something to the exhaust but I don't want alot of drone since it's my daily driver.

[@thebigokie6.4_392]

@@jacobgravitt9796 in my opinion it's not that bad. Not nearly as bad as my 2013 dodge charger with a hemi and the MDS cylinder shutoff that drones bad at 80mph when the MDS kicks in.

[@NathanMannin]

Could you make a video on what it sounds like please?

[@kingjulianpr1897]

My volvo do 400.000 km with no mechanical problem. Fantástic engine.

[@randomdriver]

It is a nice and smooth engine. Just so nice to drive and with an awesome sound

[@andrewsmith9980]

was the balance shaft issue fixed during a certain year? also why did you say that the s80 doesn't have the problem if it has the same engine. Looking for s80 or XC90 but want to avoid this issue

[@apesniffer]

This dude makes me pay attention more than teachers do, great vids man

[@VisioRacer]

Much appreciated!

[@peterhayden7136]

I love mine , had a Brabus 210 and a Pontiac gto but the Volvo edged them both out with a complete package. 2007 50k on the clock full option with Remus free flow exhaust and modded chip full hp and sounds great .

[@themadscientest]

If the I5 in my V-70 ever goes I'm swapping to make it a V8-70 and will need a longitudinal mount V8, will either go LS or Volvo whichever is cheaper.

[@michaelkuzmadutton7879]

Lol that'd be so cool..😆 but as long as you change the oil every so often and don't let the timing belt fail those I5 engines never die lol.

[@themadscientest]

@@michaelkuzmadutton7879 I may have to to a transmission, it's one of those auto "sealed for life" units. If it fails and I can't somehow get the swap I'm moving to the Ford Panther platform with a nice single valve unstressed V8, BoF construction, and doing some simple mods like wide whites, red steelies, chrome hubcaps, and a rumbly dual exhaust. A "street car" needs comfort and looks more than speed and a Merc done right never goes out of style.

[@michaelkuzmadutton7879]

@@themadscientest that's going to be neat. I'm not too sure about the trans durability but my c70 with the 2.4l turbo and a 5 speed manual has 275,000 hard lead foot banging gears nascar style driving and still runs like a clock.

[@michaelkuzmadutton7879]

@@themadscientest on either it's 2nd or 3rd clutch I can't remember for sure.

[@edmundbyczkoski8199]

I had the 06 ocean race xc90 with the v8 but my sister totaled it when I wasn’t home 😖 I miss it so much

[@brannonatkinson]

Very reliable engines I would say only problem was the power steering pumps leak and both main seals but other then that they are great engine

[@michaelwise6970]

What are the chances of finding a brand new B8444S sitting on a pellet somewhere.. I would gladly pay $10k for it

[@oldmate2934]

Good luck wouldent be hard to find

[@ArtemisiaAbsinthium]

this engine was also used in Noble M600

[@johncunningham4820]

That's what the Video said.....................

[@steffenrosmus9177]

Who cares about Noble!!!!

[@chrisg4rr377]

The S80 with that v8 was the first car that surprised me with how quick it was

[@fidelcatsro6948]

looks like in line 5 is still the best reliable way

[@ChunkyWaterisReal]

Volvo's 3.0l T6 is better tbh. Doesn't have oil burning issues the T5 2.5 does.

[@dominiqueronald9142]

I understand the love for these engines because I have a 2007 xc90 with the v8. I was a kid when it came out but I always loved the xc90. But I'm a v8 lover and I never knew volvo had a v8 until I brought one. (2020) I test drive and chose it over a 2012 3.2 xc90. It is addictive fun to drive this machine, but an extreme cost. I would drive this thing like a nascar ( literally). Drove it through all the snow storms and felt safe and confident while doing so. But I abused it so bad i broke the transmission. Expensive lesson to learn but i didn't value what I had and now am looking at my xc90 sit out of commission until I can to afford to PROPERLY FIX MY TRANSMISSION, which will be $7,000. I paid $3,200 for and I would love more videos on how to service these cars in all. Not to many out there. Any advice hit me up. I love this video and look at all volvo videos because my xc90 has brought me the experience of, take care of your shit. If you want it you have to afford the expense of maintaining it. And all of this said is coming from a mopar fan. Cheers everyone

[@sultanul69]

just buy a yugo.

[@ChunkyWaterisReal]

7k for a trans rebuild? what are they smoking?

[@ChunkyWaterisReal]

4k absolute tops. At that price just find a new trans...

[@theabsurdamateur8550]

Nice, ive got the 07 model as well im looking forward to digging into it this summer with my bud, ill let ya know if i find anything that would be usefull for you

[@DakahriGT]

Man these things can take abuse but some have valve failure

[@RandomGuyDan]

I had a V8 SHO. Not much torque, but it happily revved to its 7k redline and sounded amazing. It looked great in the engine bay too.

[@ericbeltrami2718]

I'm planning on taking that engine and combining it either with a 5-speed or 6-speed from a Mazda 3 or Ford Focus and putting it in my 92 Mazda MX3 gs. Like the one up there in the profile pic. All I know is 2,500 lb with a 250 horsepower v8 run by a megasquirt 3 ecu.. if I can figure out a way to put in the rear diff from a Mazda speed 6, I might even make one all wheel drive. Sure I could buy a hellcat, but I'd rather build something unique that revs to 7 to 8,000 RPMs and will do 160 mph.

[@dawidwec69]

Got myself a s80 v8 last year and hell I'm happy with that car :D

[@david929190]

My buddy has an S80, I had the pleasure of doing a front cover because the serpantine belt ideler bearing ate it's boss. Good engine, bad bearing.

[@Mark__A]

I bought my S80 V8 9 years ago. Amazing spec, no blank buttons. This is my forever car, no question about it. Perfect for road trips, fun rides. Even if I have a faster Porsche now, I will keep the Volvo S80 V8 forever.

[@dennis9113]

I love the fact that when editing footage in you visually switch to a new scene but keep the sound of the footage running.

[@gregedwards1087]

6:55, AUSTRALIAN V-8 Supercar Racing Series.

[@LuckyCharburner]

dammit. now i want a s80 v8...

[@UltraMagaFan]

No wonder Yamaha outboards sound so good compared to other brands. Its basically a car engine.

[@ulpo44]

The last image shown is the V8 Supercar racing series in Australia.

[@ジイエ]

YAMAHA is a very unique company. YAMAHA started out making organs in 1887. Using woodworking techniques from organs and pianos, they began making furniture, and when World War II came and the demand for music decreased, they began making propellers for aircraft in accordance with the wishes of the government. When the war ended, they started making motorcycles with the machine tools they had used to make propellers. At first, the public was skeptical of motorcycles made by musical instrument manufacturers, so they participated in motor sports to get their performance recognized. In the first race they participated in, they took first, second, and third place, monopolizing the podium. This success increased their reputation and led to a dramatic increase in motorcycle sales. At that time, Toyota, which was considering expanding into the world, was trying to make a sports car that would become a symbol of the company. Since TOYOTA did not have the know-how to make a DOHC engine for sports cars, they jointly developed it with YAMAHA. This was the TOYOTA 2000GT. Next, they incorporated FRP technology in addition to their existing engine-making know-how and developed it into a motorboat. Yamaha was originally a musical instrument manufacturer, so the production of electronic organs prompted them to build a factory and manufacture semiconductors from scratch. They then used their semiconductor technology to expand from audio equipment to computer manufacturing. The computers that Yamaha made had functions specialized for music production. This technology was applied to create today's various electronic music devices, and voice synthesis technology was used to create Vocaloid. In this way, Yamaha is constantly developing its own technology and working to bring entertainment to the masses. The Yamaha logo that is affixed to the tanks of motorcycles is made up of three tuning forks. This originates from the fact that the founder, who had difficulty tuning organs at the time of the company's founding, always had a tuning fork on hand. What a unique and wonderful company😊

[@nickcasserlie4603]

Has anybody modified the s80 engine for power? I’d love some information

[@carguybikeguy]

It should be mentioned that Volvo planned a V8 back in the fifties. They only made one. So a Volvo with a V8 wasn’t an unknown even before Paul Newman & David Letterman started doing swaps.

[@gunnarlandin3258]

It was the B36 as mentioned in the video.

[@alexp6016]

These are great engines. Very smooth and reliable, and sound great. You just need to keep up on maintenance, as with any engine. The most annoying thing is keeping up with fixing all the oil leaks!

[@Mark__A]

07 S80 V8, owner for 7 years now, even used on track days. Not a single leaking.

[@alexp6016]

@@Mark__A Nice! We've had our '07 XC90 V8 Sport for about 3 years now, and I've had to reseal the timing cover and replace the valve cover gaskets. It has a small leak from the upper oil pan, but I'm not going to touch that until it's absolutely necessary.

[@a200tq1]

I never understand what was good about this engine. 1996, Audi S6+, 320hp form 4.2l. 2001, Audi s8, 360hp from 4.2l. And yes-these Audi v8 easily can go above 200k miles.

[@jonnpegu611]

The Noble M600 used a twin-turbocharged Yamaha-built Volvo B8444S and you could choose from variable power outputs ranging from 450 hp (336 kW; 456 PS) (Road setting, 0.6 bar (8.7 psi) pressure), 550 hp (410 kW; 558 PS) (Track setting, 0.8 bar (12 psi)) and 650 hp (485 kW; 659 PS) (Race setting, 1 bar (15 psi)) through the use of a switch present on the dashboard.

[@saladien9987]

Horse carriages are over so no wonder they didn’t do this

[@saladien9987]

lol I just wanted to say that

[@thomhummel450]

Can you do a video about the 4.2 V8 from Audi?

[@DaveBegotka]

Sounds like a whimpy V8 for whimpy fariy boys.....there is not replacement for displacement

[@mauricedalaimo2127]

2:40 this is where the video (which is excellent) confused the hell outta me, in what way does a Ford/Yamaha/Volvo (Volvo is owned by Ford) Engine that is SMALLER by 5% than the same year 2005 Mustang 4.6 V8 YET it makes 5% MORE horsepower than the 4.6 Mustang and 5 MORE ft lbs of TORQUE than the Mustang and you call it "ONLY"? That's Ford Top car under 40,000$ in 2005 yet this smaller MUCH more advanced engine makes more power... This same Engine in the Noble you mentioned is British supercar which has its 2 turbos on modist boost and makes 650 Horsepower 605 Ft Lbs in a 2,700Lbs Mid Engine car That's 900lbs lighter than a average Mustang GT and 1,200+ Lbs lighter than 5th gen Camaros...

[@ruikazane5123]

If Yamaha really wanted to start making cars they could have already...wait...they already did! Only when the OX99 supercar made it through then they "might" have continued making some cars under their own brand and see tuners get hidden potential out of those...how different the world would then be

[@honk4014]

Please please please make a video about the Mercedes M111 engines

[@asmongoldsmouth9839]

Yamaha makes some of the greatest engines. The 3.0L V6, 3.2L V6, 4.0L V8 etc.

[@matthewstorm5188]

Do they make a balance shaft delete kit for this engine? It may vibrate more at idle. But that seems like a minor problem.

[@dollydiddums7889]

Here's the idea ... V8 Yamaha engine fitted with twin turbos , one in the front and one in the back of a XC9O AWD . Opinions please 👍

[@jerodrobinson4040]

I have a 84 Yamaha Venture which has a 1200cc V4, it's the Parent Engine for the Vmax. Anyways the Combustion Chamber's, Valve arrangement, Valve Relief on Piston top. Everything is almost identical.

[@starcloakstarside9719]

Amused. We all know which of the two manufacturers this motor’s can be attributed to… It’s certainly NOT Volvo.

[@Stefan_xd]

Dont know bout V8 but my father has a 2019 V90with D5 in it but damn i know its diesel but sound over 3000 RPM its only better and better

[@twentysevenlitres]

Transplant one of those 425hp/400lbft direct injection boat engines back into a Volvo!

[@jadesmith6823]

Just wanna say thankyou for all your efforts in such an awesome channel 🙏 Regards Australia 🦘

[@glennredwine289]

I would like to know why more boats engines are not offered with propane fuel option? it burns so much cleaner. There is nothing that ruins the boating experience than the foul smell of gasoline coming out of an inboard engine running at low rpm, like in a marina. Fouls the water too.

[@Matthieu260582]

Now Yamaha make a V12 and a V10 and a V16. But ok only Toyota had balls to produce a v12. Its sad.

[@TimBaoht]

The saying goes "cherry on top" or "icing on the cake" !!!

[@Franz_Donnermann]

The Yamaha engineering said that the V8 is not good. There is a video on KZbin from Yamaha channel where they talk about the cooperation between Yamaha and automakers.

[@BernonCars]

Ooo I made it in a video! 😆

[@btbd2785]

Imagine if they installed the larger 5.3 or 5.6 liter of this engine back into some of the newer Volvos at the Time?

[@Ulfb3rg]

Best sound of entire V8 without turbo.

[@stevenmorgan3244]

Love my S60R but definitely would cheat with an S80 V8

[@ramonbs6075]

The original 4.4 Volvo V8, was direct or indirect injection???

[@Ranger_Pain]

The sho v6s were derived from the vulcan v6 not the duratech v6. The sho v8 was derived from the duratech v6.

[@puffnstuff12]

To my American ears there's no sweeter sound than a V8.

[@williamdrijver4141]

Nice engine, but relatively slow and a gas guzzler. The worst of two worlds imo.

[@absolutedynamite4979]

Why does the V8 in the S80 sound so much more aggressive than the XC90?

[@grilledlettuce4028]

I wanted an XC90 but I found out the transmissions are glass. Too bad...

[@richardharrold9736]

This engine has been enlarged to 5.6 litres as a Yamaha boat engine. There is also a 4.2 V6 derivative.

[@tigermannen51]

How to tune an S80 V8 for higher power. 315HK is to low for this siza of V8

[@1Barsamian]

Excellent video…….too bad about the Russian voice, hard to understand

[@guillaumed8107]

Noble M600 in twin turbo version 650 hp 819Nm

[@IPOnyo-up1nl]

And volvo has gone from quality to chinese crap now :D

[@SuperMrminecraftdude]

Its hillarious that it sounds FAST AF but goes slow as hell🤣🤣🤣

[@2steaksandwiches665]

Drove an s80 v8 for four years. Great engine, lazy transmission