Inliners International Forums General Discussion Engines EXTREMELY serious Inlines!!!!

cK THIS LINK TO SEE THE MOST POWERFUL INLINE ENGINES ON EARTH...
http://www.pureluckdesign.com/other/rta96c/
WardD

All I can say is "Oh my God!" What a kick design... Where can I get a job making those (without moving to Japan)?

Now thats some killer power I would what the camshaft would look like. I'd hate to have to pay that gas bill LOL }[oooooo]



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NovaMan/Twisted6/Larry

OMG!!!



I WANT ONE!!!

*starts taking the fenders off his car*

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PHAT250Six
Git in! Sit Down! Shut Up! Hang On!
And when in doubt... STICK YER FOOT IN IT!
250 L6 in a '69 Camaro


[This message has been edited by PHAT250Six (edited 06-27-2003).]

Hey i just thought of the perfect new Veh. we can put this motor into and the Ins. companys would love us for. Call a S U B =
A Sport Utility Boat all wheel drive LOL It's either that or we all start driveing semi s LOL }[oooooo]



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NovaMan/Twisted6/Larry

Maybe we can get a L6 to fit in a Wisconsin Dells Duck...

The most powerful land/sea touring car/boat to haul your friends around in?



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(O)2(O)5(O)0(O)S(O)I(O)X
PHAT250Six
Git in! Sit Down! Shut Up! Hang On!
And when in doubt... STICK YER FOOT IN IT!
250 L6 in a '69 Camaro


[This message has been edited by PHAT250Six (edited 06-28-2003).]

Hey justasix, Send your application to Fairbanks Morse in Beloit, Wisconsin. They make engines just like these, May not quite as large but cylinder bores over 30 inches. Mostly used in boats and stationary diesel and natural gas, electric power plants. Went on a plant tour there a couple times. Real interesting stuff. Gael