Insane revver OHV engine

[Manche]

Ehm.. Correct that comment, I don't see the pictures.

[skylineGTR34]

Ehm.. Correct that comment, I don't see the pictures.

It is fixed now.

And some offtopic stuff. I wanted to se how high RPM a turbo engine cut go of producing power whit the same engines displacement but whit more modern 16 valve and dual overhead cam.
Answer: 10400 RPM for max power. Note: i can get more power from this engine, but that is at the cost of more power at lower RPM.
Im also posting this because i can se many complain about they cant get there turbo engine over 10000 RPM and this here is the prof of that it can be done.

Please note this is not a OHV engine.

[RobtheFiend]

What happens when you use a flatplane crank? Higher or lower power/rpm?

[shawa666]

Tried my hand at a nascar engine



Can't get to make it rev much higer, valve float.

[Manche]

with the M-OHV sytem coming in these engines will easilly spin above 10k rpms.. I cannot wait... I facy making my v8s all pushrod saving exceptions.

After all, the Saleen S7 had one of these and it was quite a monster....

[shawa666]

with the M-OHV sytem coming in these engines will easilly spin above 10k rpms.. I cannot wait... I facy making my v8s all pushrod saving exceptions.

After all, the Saleen S7 had one of these and it was quite a monster....

And every Corvette except the C1

I can't wait.

[SamSheepDoq]

And every Corvette except the C1

I can't wait.

I've said this before that I don't usually trust Wikipedia, but Wikipedia does say every engine was in fact pushrod.

[Manche]

And every Corvette except the C1

I can't wait.

I've said this before that I don't usually trust Wikipedia, but Wikipedia does say every engine was in fact pushrod.

The engine is an expanded 351... and thanks to GT4 i knew the engine was a pushrod as well..

[shawa666]

And every Corvette except the C1

I can't wait.

I've said this before that I don't usually trust Wikipedia, but Wikipedia does say every engine was in fact pushrod.

The engine is an expanded 351... and thanks to GT4 i knew the engine was a pushrod as well..

I meant that every Corvette had a small block V8 in it. I can't words sometimes.

[SamSheepDoq]

I meant that every Corvette had a small block V8 in it. I can't words sometimes.

Oh, no problem.

[RobtheFiend]

Many Corvettes had big block engines, up to the 454 was fitted.

As for pushrod engines, the only one NOT using that was the original ZR1.
It had a all alloy DOHC 32 valve engine designed by Lotus and built by Mercruicer.

Chevy could not make such advanced engines on their own at that time.

[PMP1337]

It had a all alloy DOHC 32 valve engine designed by Lotus and built by Mercruicer.

Chevy could not make such advanced engines on their own at that time.

They still can't.





...jk

[SamSheepDoq]

As for pushrod engines, the only one NOT using that was the original ZR1.
It had a all alloy DOHC 32 valve engine designed by Lotus and built by Mercruicer.

Chevy could not make such advanced engines on their own at that time.

This is America, dammit. We don't know what DOHC means. But in all seriousness, Chevy has it right in using pushrod on their sports cars and trucks - I mean, have you ever realized that we have nearly half a million mile 1990's Chevy trucks as daily drivers here? My buddy has one that has 300,000 miles, and his dad's has 450,000 miles.