Yamaha v16

Started by 804monster, November 20, 2008, 09:07:42 PM

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superjohn

I was actually thinking about this idea after reading about the RS V8 based on the 'busa that they put in the new Ariel Atom.


lethe

I don't think he should put it in a Corvette, while the horsepower number is high, you have to rev it to make the power and the torque is comparably low. This would work a lot better in a lighter car, I say 2500 lbs or less. Be nice in a Miata or even better an Elise/Exige.  [evil]
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NeufUnSix

330 lbs and 550hp. Sweet.

Good luck adjusting 80 valves under four seperate heads though.
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acalles

meh...

too much complication, probably sounds neat, but a turbo lsx is gonna make way more power for significantly less $$$$$..

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NeufUnSix

Re: turbo LS

You can easily make this much HP with a Hayabusa V8 setup. It would be lighter, almost half the size, and only 2.6L. I see this as a nutty engineering project more than a clever engine. It is cool though, in an excessive way.
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NAKID

That's the new Taurus SHO engine...


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lethe

Quote from: NAKID on November 21, 2008, 03:18:35 PM
That's the new Taurus SHO engine...


[laugh]
If that were the case, I'd have to recommend putting it in the back seat of the upcoming Fiesta.
New SHOgun anyone?
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The Architect

I think that could fit in an R1 frame.  They'll just have to name it the R4.

NuTTs

Yamaha engines for car applications.. reminds me of my old Taurus SHO. That had a nice, lightweight, high output Yamaha aluminum V6.

lethe

Quote from: NuTTs on November 22, 2008, 03:05:36 AM
Yamaha engines for car applications.. reminds me of my old Taurus SHO. That had a nice, lightweight, high output Yamaha aluminum V6.
Guess who made the head for the Celica GTS which is the engine for the Lotus Elise/ Exige these days?
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Holden

Frankenstein's engine. Just make a real one, why dontcha? For anyone that hasn't heard what a real V16 sounds like:



NeufUnSix

Quote from: lethe on November 22, 2008, 04:13:44 AM
Guess who made the head for the Celica GTS which is the engine for the Lotus Elise/ Exige these days?

Good motor, I drove the Corolla XRS when it came out. Lots of fun with a six speed. Now they've neutered it with a 2.4L, auto option, and more weight. Jerks.
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superjohn

Quote from: wark on November 22, 2008, 04:40:04 AM
Frankenstein's engine. Just make a real one, why dontcha? For anyone that hasn't heard what a real V16 sounds like:


That sounds bad ass. I had forgot about the BRM V16.