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dren wrote:

strad wrote:Uniflow , looks like a fun use to me.
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wuzak, first ones a beauty, since it's not a radial, what would one call that design?

X-24 maybe?

Exactly.

All in that post, except the barrel engine, are X-24s.

Another X-24 was the Vulture, which powered the Manchester and Hawker Tornado (sister to Typhoon).

The Allison X-4520 was designed by the US Army and manufactured by Allison. It was the most powerful engine at the time, at about 1200hp.

EDIT...wont let me delete

flynfrog wrote:I think you can get this on Itunes

http://www.amazon.com/Open-Pipe-Symphon ... B00000J70U


I use it to sleep on long flights.

Have it on CD..thanks anyway
Thanks Wuzak

69 Ferrari

Some Hondas
RA 273E 1966

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RA 300

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RA 302

Just transferring some old tapes to disc.. starting with 1995 Brazil .. So cool to hear a mix of V-8s, V-10s and V12s.

Isn't it interesting that they used fins, like a motorcycle engine on the cylinders?

What were they thinking?

''This model a 500M "Henry", designed by engineer Ernest Henry is the best racing engine ever built before 1914: the 500cc twin-cylinders double overhead camshaft and eight valves timing by gears train, while highly modern technically the secondary transmission was still by belt and single-speed without clutch''

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernest_Hen ... ngineer%29

''Creator of first 4-valve DOHC engine''



Dont have any more on below, but at the time of saving I grabbed all that was there and was delighted,





Brian,

The famed Ferrari twin? Heard it was actually extremely powerful for it's size.
Cool I have no picture of it.. Thank You

AN Australian Clisby V6

You are welcome!

Another rare one here that not many may know about,

Enter the Cosworth JAA 1974 Engine, heavily based on the DFV from the same era,

Engine: 747cc (86×65mm) water-cooled Cosworth JAA 360-degree parallel-twin four stroke
Power Rating: “at least 110″ hp @ 10,500 rpm
Valves: twin overhead-camshafts driven by cogged belt
Fuel System: twin Amal carburetors (988, fuel injection)

Possibly Inaccurate^^







The man himself,





I suggest anyone having interest in this engine download the PDF below, its pretty hard to find.

http://classicbike.biz/Norton/Mags/1970 ... Norton.pdf

Brian,

For some, too much isn't enough
V-24 bike

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E.J.Potter the Michigan Madman seen him make many a run



and if a 327 wasn't enough



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thanks again... awesome