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Ferrari 458 Italia engine or something similar :D

PostPosted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 5:43 am
by m4tty
Hi guys, i'm from Italy and i buy this great software 2 days ago and i try to do some engine :D .

I want to share this engine that i made to reply the 458 engine. I don't know all the spec. of the car but i think that the result is quite good. Same cc, bore and stroke, same hp at same rpm, same nm but at more rpm. Engine sound isn't the same :oops: :mrgreen:


Ferrari 458 ItaliaRev0.lua
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Also i made a tuned engine based on this using the same cc, bore and stroke.

Ferrari 458 Italia TunedRev0.lua
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I hope you like it. Bye ;)

p.s. There are other Italian guys?

Re: Ferrari 458 Italia engine or something similar :D

PostPosted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 6:13 am
by Juno8
I will look at them both

Re: Ferrari 458 Italia engine or something similar :D

PostPosted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 12:51 pm
by Daffyflyer
Juno8 wrote:I will look at them both


Oh wow! You'll look at them? We're so excited :roll:

Re: Ferrari 458 Italia engine or something similar :D

PostPosted: Sat Jul 20, 2013 12:53 pm
by Juno8
Daffyflyer wrote:
Juno8 wrote:I will look at them both


Oh wow! You'll look at them? We're so excited :roll:


what I am being very German for once...xD

Re: Ferrari 458 Italia engine or something similar :D

PostPosted: Sun Jul 21, 2013 5:39 am
by KD14
this ferrari is epic, iv also built two engines inspired by this ferrari engine, im gonna publish one of them now togethor with a couple of other engines.
by the way, is the 458 engine flatplane?
and note that the MTBF is low, i guess ferrari make this engine much durable then that :)

Re: Ferrari 458 Italia engine or something similar :D

PostPosted: Sun Jul 21, 2013 5:51 am
by Eagledk
off topic
KD14

Ferrari engines gets rebuild 3-4 times during the cars life, its not italian for nothing :)
Work with a guy that has a 360, i think his is on its 5th. set of bearings and in the 10years he have owned it, the engine has never been over 2500prm before the oil is at optimal temp.

And yes its a flatplane


On topic

Great little build :)