video of the above engine on the dyno.

Revving to twenty thousand and two rpm.

That's 20002.

Oh and right at the end it ticks over at 9000rpm.

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Will it fit in a book chassis?

F*ck M* - that is incredible....

Is it still a pushrod V8

Flathead apparently...
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woah , thats a bit naughty - i wonder whos taking vids of next years engine and delivering to all its competitors ?

I knew that fancy flathead V8 old Henry put in the Model A in 1932 was a dang good engine.

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Originally posted by Volvorsport
woah , thats a bit naughty - i wonder whos taking vids of next years engine and delivering to all its competitors ?

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It seems to be a bit of a boast to other engine manufacturers... Anyone catch what the guy says at the end?? Reminds me of that vid a while back of the Toyota engine supposedly playing tunes.

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Originally posted by nick205


Will it fit in a book chassis?

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A number of the teams engines this year rev to 20K however they won’t do that and last two race distances hence you don’t see then doing it in races. Coupled with the fact that the FFT rev indicator on the tell is low and you would be surprised by some of this year engines.

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Originally posted by DavidM
You'll need to take the Pinto out first, unless you're thinking of going the twin engined route.

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Originally posted by Mark18
You could use the pinto as the starter motor.
Mark

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