I want one of these!!!! WOW!!!
I want one of these!!!! WOW!!!
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SXS 

Original Poster:

2,068 posts

269 months

Wednesday 20th October 2004
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A 98,000HP @ 100RPM engine... check out the size of this crankshaft!!!



Note: the size of the men next to it! Just the crankshaft weighs in at 300 tonnes!

andy mac

73,668 posts

284 months

Wednesday 20th October 2004
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Slot it in a mini, and you've got a scorching PWR!

EmmaP

11,758 posts

268 months

Wednesday 20th October 2004
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Blimey Charlie! What will that engine be powering?

Big Al.

69,336 posts

287 months

Wednesday 20th October 2004
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EmmaP said:
Blimey Charlie! What will that engine be powering?


Eer! ow's about a big boat?

the master

76 posts

264 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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I still bet it's more economical than ya average yank car!!!

towman

14,938 posts

268 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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Nobody seen Colranes Planes & Automobiles? Showed one of these working in a container ship. Does about 20rpm or something silly.

Steve

sirtophamhat

1,072 posts

267 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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I like the steps going down beside the crankshaft. Is that inside the ship? It looks really open. But then again, how could it be moved once its assembled...

fresser

350 posts

272 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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That's got our bearings in it...!!!

Just one boring interesting fact. These engines have to be started up in reverse as a reverse gear!

They give max power normally between 80 and 100rpms. This is actually not a very large one.... The largest is an MAN 12K108MC... God I am such a boring t**t sometimes...

ws6

420 posts

269 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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the master said:
I still bet it's more economical than ya average yank car!!!




(owns 4 "YANK" cars)

pesty

42,655 posts

285 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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This big engine gets posted on here about once a month

www.bath.ac.uk/~ccsshb/12cyl/

>> Edited by pesty on Thursday 21st October 09:17

swilly

9,699 posts

303 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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said:




Can anyone give me any advice on turbo/supercharging my new engine for the TVR as I need more power.

Fer

7,773 posts

309 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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Where is Chassis when we need him? I am sure that that would slot straight into the Punto.

robdickinson

31,343 posts

283 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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Merc's next uberwagon engine is almost ready then....

roadsweeper

3,789 posts

303 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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SXS said:
A 98,000HP @ 100RPM

Wow, imagine what it must be like at the 8,900rpm redline!?

It's nice to see an engine with plenty of low-down power rather al l TVR rather than the engines that really need revving like the Honda VTECs.

imperialism2024

1,596 posts

285 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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next step: Dodge puts it into a motorcycle...

blueyes

4,799 posts

281 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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Don't be silly! The engine is normal... it's the mechanics that are tiny. Apparently a japanese invention as it cuts down on canteen costs and they don't qualify for the minimum wage. Finding workwear HAS been a problem though.

v8thunder

27,647 posts

287 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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'Dodge reveal their new 'economy' engine, for their new 'Ram Charger SHC (Sodding Huge Car)' compact model, expected to go on sale in the 'States for an estimated cost of 20p'

FourWheelDrift

92,237 posts

313 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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I'm concerned he's posted this, he might be thinking of fitting one in his Cerbera now the engine's out.

It'd be a tight squeeze

Corin Denton

8,762 posts

297 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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Headline: Titanic engine lifted from the deep!

A shock discovery was unveiled today as engineers resurected the engine from the doomed Titanic. On closer inspection the followers contained within the engine had the distinct markings...

TVR Blackpool!

shadowninja

79,992 posts

311 months

Thursday 21st October 2004
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"The Wartsila-Sulzer RTA96-C turbocharged two-stroke diesel engine is the most powerful and most efficient prime-mover in the world today."

wonder how big those turbos are!