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From the good people at Deutz...

It shows a (rotating) 3 dimensional DOHC 4 cylinder engine being completely assembled from a bare casting, even showing all the bolts tightening. When the assembly is complete, it shows the working engine (in slow motion) but with a transparent block, it zooms in to show an individual cylinder running through all 4 strokes.

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Enjoy :)
 
It might be away of learning somthing new :D


Edit: That is so cool :D
 
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Ok, but the quality is a little off as it's a video rather than rendered.

There is a very cool rendered thing they show on the Disc. channel, which is basically an engine running, in a CAD-esque render. That would look much cooler IMO
 
i like it, worked for me about 10 mins ago.

n00b question, but how do 3 and 5 valve per cylinder engins work? , do they have 3 intake and 2 exhaust valves??
 
Sone said:
i like it, worked for me about 10 mins ago.

n00b question, but how do 3 and 5 valve per cylinder engins work? , do they have 3 intake and 2 exhaust valves??

No they will still either have 1 intake/exhaust or 2 intake/exhaust valves.

Take for example out old jeep had a V6 but only had 12 valves (one intake, one exhaust).

But my mates corse has a 3 cylinder engine with 12 valves (2 intake, 2 exhaust)

:D
 
Acolyte said:
No they will still either have 1 intake/exhaust or 2 intake/exhaust valves.

Take for example out old jeep had a V6 but only had 12 valves (one intake, one exhaust).

But my mates corse has a 3 cylinder engine with 12 valves (2 intake, 2 exhaust)

:D


what about the 20 valve 4 cylinder VW engines, and most yank v8's are 24 valve afaik
 
How did I originally miss this thread? :confused:

Anyways, can someone that tried the original tell me if this is the same one? (I'm on a crappy 128/64K DSL line and am still d/l'ing the one I posted of 43.6MB, so not too willing to try doing it twice. LOL)

As to the Yank 24V V-8's, it's only the Ford Northstar V-8 that has 32V. My Chevy 305 only has 16. Don't quote me on it, but I believe even the Corvette engine is only 16V.
 
Mickey_D said:
How did I originally miss this thread? :confused:

Anyways, can someone that tried the original tell me if this is the same one? (I'm on a crappy 128/64K DSL line and am still d/l'ing the one I posted of 43.6MB, so not too willing to try doing it twice. LOL)

As to the Yank 24V V-8's, it's only the Ford Northstar V-8 that has 32V. My Chevy 305 only has 16. Don't quote me on it, but I believe even the Corvette engine is only 16V.


Yeah, same one IIRC
 
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