8 Strangest And Rare Engines

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[petervossos]

The Zvezda sounds like my dad when he’s angry with me!

[ТитенчукАнтон]

На заставке изображён авиационный дизель м501 Питерского завода Звезда, а в видео м503а

[robertgantry]

I'd sure like to hear an explanation of the "Six stroke engine".

[nitishk]

The 6-stroke engine is built by an Indian Engineering student, but there doesn't seem to be much information about the functioning of it.

[АндрейШкира-ом]

M503 was so unreliable that soviet navy preferred ships equipped with it to be towed rather than go on their own engines :)

[ctze]

stealing videos from visioracer .... nice

[titicarlino]

Para que semejante si no son capaces de manejarlos 😐

[swemsonspeaks]

The writer of the caption to the second engine in this video, the Ford 427 SOHC “Cammer”, is showing his ignorance when he writes that SOHC is pronounced “sock”. It is NOT. The label SOHC stands for “Single Over Head Cam”, and is always simply spelled out. Anyone referring to it as a “sock” would be seriously embarrassed by using that term amongst sophisticated gear-heads. fs

[josephtaverna]

What a Mustang what a motor 427 killer motor no buddy beat no 455 no 454 definitely not 3 Days on the Road and 96 days in the workshop Chevrolet are junk quick to blow and cheaper to rebuild Ford first on race day.