looks like a Wright R-2160. 7 banks of 6 cylinders each. And unlike most radials, the cylinders actually were inline because it was liquid cooled, with each bank being enclosed in a water jacket.
In engines of that type (few radial engines combined on one axis) cylinders are not arranged in rows like here.
The follow a curve, so all cylinders can be cooled evenly, by airflow, which is very idea of radial engine design in opposition to in-line or V designes.
30 cylinders. Sweet. I'd like to squeeze that under the hood of my jeep. I wouldn't need a transmission, just a throttle, clutch, and the right differential.
@lastingpain22 This isn't a rotary engine. Mazda RX-7's and RX-8's have rotary engines. They're based on the original Wankel rotary engine design. This is a radial engine and it has plenty of torque. It's essentially 5 straight-six engines all sharing the same crankshaft. The Wright R-3350, for example, has just 18 cylinders and a power-to-weight ratio that's about 2.4 times better than the 4.0L Jeep engine, and that's a Jeep engine with some good torque. 30 cylinders in a Jeep would be great.
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Why not edit the viper engine V10 to this fucking engined many cylinders to be like this "X42 Viper Engine" in the back of the bed of the truck in 2007 Dodge Ram R/T SRT-10 to be "2010 Dodge Ram R/T SRT-42"? Rofl. That was my idea.
Look at Pratt & whitney Wasp Major R-4360, a 35 cylinders radial engine diplayed in 4 rows of 7 in a spiral configuration (for better cooling)... around 4.600hp per unit.
The early versions of the R4360 were only 3,000 HP, which is what the Hughes H-4 Hercules used.
The last -51VDT engine produced 4,300 HP, but it was disliked by ground crews due to being maintenance intensive and only having a MTBO of 600 hours, compared to the R3350 with a 5000 HR MTBO and a similar power of between 2,500 and 3,800HP.
yes they do use inline engines, the spitfire, mustang, bf109 messerschmitt, the fw190D9, and even the lancaster bomber used some sort of v12 engines, and the albatros had a inline 6, and the wright flyer had a straight 4. some aircraft like the sopwith camel, and the dr fokker had rotary piston engines. and some have boxer engines too.
50 gallons pet mile
SuperchargedMustang5 1 month ago
Just imagine the heat generated by this kind of thing! Good luck for the cooling!
vandetta1981 6 months ago
i build it in MC
Blueich9 7 months ago
lol
TheAthensriot 8 months ago
It looks like 7 inline-6's connected together. Cool.
unclefreddie70 8 months ago
Looks like an animation of the pistons for a Wright 42 cylinder Tornado A/C engine. Run on test stands but never flown to my knowledge.
mpetersen6 9 months ago
@mpetersen6 I bet, that thing must weigh a ton...or two.
Fu3R4 9 months ago
no shit ??!!
khaled6100 10 months ago
Imagine what that would sound like :D
falaqdad15 10 months ago
@falaqdad15 lol ask the nazis...when we flew overhead XD
whazzup3nine29 9 months ago 4
@whazzup3nine29
hahaha
falaqdad15 9 months ago
Everyone is thinking way too big, I want to use this to run a pencil sharpener.
pskittle488 10 months ago
could i put this in my lawnmower?
1tirefryer 11 months ago
i will know how much rmp it does :D
akinorhan5 11 months ago
fuck! i am not gonna travel by plane again.
scary engine...
rapaceable 11 months ago 4
There are actually 42 pistons.
hayden12w3 11 months ago 3
Th.. that.... That actually works??? .... D: i should run that on my bmx bike....
TooSlowForSpeed 11 months ago
Why cant you people count? There are 36 pistons.
ataraxic89 11 months ago
looks like a Wright R-2160. 7 banks of 6 cylinders each. And unlike most radials, the cylinders actually were inline because it was liquid cooled, with each bank being enclosed in a water jacket.
bcraig15 1 year ago
thats what drives my brain
dablenuno 1 year ago 4
Didnt they call this type of radial engine the corn cob?
bravozulu51 1 year ago
Imagine having to overhaul this engine!
Bamchucknorris 1 year ago
42 cylinders?
I'd hate to be the poor s.o.b that has to change plugs or worse, rings.
Warblade118 1 year ago
@Warblade118 28 cylinders... 56 plugs.. easy to foul all in a flash
irish89055 1 year ago
Imagine haveing to replace the piston rings!
codsixrules 1 year ago
kick the tyres and light the fires big daddy
louthleviathan 1 year ago
One thing:
In engines of that type (few radial engines combined on one axis) cylinders are not arranged in rows like here.
The follow a curve, so all cylinders can be cooled evenly, by airflow, which is very idea of radial engine design in opposition to in-line or V designes.
FlyingSnake110 1 year ago
With this I shall build the world's most powerful merry-go-round.
TuxedoRonny 1 year ago
30 cylinders. Sweet. I'd like to squeeze that under the hood of my jeep. I wouldn't need a transmission, just a throttle, clutch, and the right differential.
gblpst81 1 year ago
@gblpst81
Its too bad rotary engines have little torque compared to the one in your car.
You'll have a helluva time trying to get out of your driveway.
lastingpain22 1 year ago
@lastingpain22 This isn't a rotary engine. Mazda RX-7's and RX-8's have rotary engines. They're based on the original Wankel rotary engine design. This is a radial engine and it has plenty of torque. It's essentially 5 straight-six engines all sharing the same crankshaft. The Wright R-3350, for example, has just 18 cylinders and a power-to-weight ratio that's about 2.4 times better than the 4.0L Jeep engine, and that's a Jeep engine with some good torque. 30 cylinders in a Jeep would be great.
gblpst81 1 year ago
...wait...now that's just way too many pistons.....is that even for real?
amartinjoe 1 year ago
@amartinjoe yep it has pistons on all differnt angles so the plains can spin and the engine wont stall...
OsoTheo 1 year ago
@amartinjoe
Yes it is.
This is what is called a radial engine, and its the sort of engine that was used in some propeller planes in the past.
This configuration would probably only fit in a very large craft, like a large scale bomber.
The Pratt & Whitney R-2800 engine is probably the most famous of radial engines.
It was the engine equipped by the F6F Hellcat, the P-47 Thunderbolt, the F4U Corsair, among many others.
It had 18 cylinders arranged in two rows, and developed over 2500hp.
00Resev 1 year ago
Jets are way better lol
jt8fan7272 1 year ago
looks like a gang bang of pistons
allbusiness22 1 year ago 120
бред..
MsDjonni 2 years ago
people there really are water cooled radials like this.. good examples are Dragonfire (42 cyl) and the Lycoming r-7750 (36 cyl)
Bamchucknorris 2 years ago
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Why not edit the viper engine V10 to this fucking engined many cylinders to be like this "X42 Viper Engine" in the back of the bed of the truck in 2007 Dodge Ram R/T SRT-10 to be "2010 Dodge Ram R/T SRT-42"? Rofl. That was my idea.
MustangTurboX 2 years ago
could you repeat that, in english this time?
Amypr1ncess 2 years ago
Look at Pratt & whitney Wasp Major R-4360, a 35 cylinders radial engine diplayed in 4 rows of 7 in a spiral configuration (for better cooling)... around 4.600hp per unit.
Howard Hughes's Hercules used 8 of these.
XD
lucashc2 2 years ago
4 rows of 7 cylinders = 35?!
Where did you go to school...? XD
Treetop64 2 years ago 3
4x7=28, learn to maths.
The early versions of the R4360 were only 3,000 HP, which is what the Hughes H-4 Hercules used.
The last -51VDT engine produced 4,300 HP, but it was disliked by ground crews due to being maintenance intensive and only having a MTBO of 600 hours, compared to the R3350 with a 5000 HR MTBO and a similar power of between 2,500 and 3,800HP.
GGigabiteM 2 years ago
Imagine how hard it would be to cool that son of a bitch!
randommagnum 2 years ago
holy shit!! how many cylinders is it?
bostondog55 2 years ago
this particular one had 30
PsuPepperoni 2 years ago
42 cylinders
NathansBackwoods 2 years ago
Big blob of moving cylinders lol.
do they ever use straights or inlines in aircrafts instead of radials?
HYPHYDUM408 2 years ago
yes they do use inline engines, the spitfire, mustang, bf109 messerschmitt, the fw190D9, and even the lancaster bomber used some sort of v12 engines, and the albatros had a inline 6, and the wright flyer had a straight 4. some aircraft like the sopwith camel, and the dr fokker had rotary piston engines. and some have boxer engines too.
angryace13 2 years ago
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oskeet411 2 years ago
dude
how many fucking cylinders do you want
complete impossible
Sqquiid 2 years ago
hhahahaaa right
AmericansSexualPreds 2 years ago
actually this isnt impossble, a radial engine was made with 5 rows of nine cylinders, it ran and created 5,000hp.
angryace13 2 years ago
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ronanwestfahl 2 years ago
what a waste of metal.................
hydrogenix 2 years ago
what program did you make that in?
CenterLane1977 2 years ago
use a calculator :-D
bobatosenior 2 years ago
Wohoooooooo...........
Nice.
tigerhellmaker 2 years ago
how many pistons ?
enggizo 2 years ago
well there are 6 rows of 7 cylinders wich equals up to 47 cylinders. and thats alot....
angryace13 2 years ago
6 rows of 7 cylinders
how 47 ?
enggizo 2 years ago
sorry i ment 42 cylinders.
angryace13 2 years ago
it's a radial engine
haqeem18 3 years ago
Is there any Wasp major models?
Xenophoebus 3 years ago
wasp major was 3 rows of 9 cylinders.
angryace13 2 years ago
Wasp Major was four rows of seven cylinders.
TommyWylie 2 years ago
holy crap your right
angryace13 2 years ago
If you start one of these wrong and foul the plugs, it takes hours to fix. So get it right the first time, please.
seang15243 3 years ago
WTF imagine setting the timing on this beast...
xerox12345 3 years ago 101
@xerox12345 just like any other engine set it off cyl. #1 TDC all others will follow
nmdirtbiker 1 year ago
@xerox12345 No thanks .. :D
Ginrai89 11 months ago
@xerox12345 some quit some turned to drugs and alcohol
NightHowl92 3 weeks ago
i always wonder what gets the ignitions to spot the right time
Boeserwolf93 3 years ago
Multi-row radial engines were the epitome of internal combustion technology for airplanes. Jets came next, and killed these.
daveinsd 3 years ago
Mainly because somehow jet engines are more fuel efficient..
hoosiercub 2 years ago
depending on the size of the aircraft.
angryace13 2 years ago
Moteur radial.... increvable... certain avaient jusqu'à 3000 chevaux. Comme ceux du B29
mannylap 3 years ago
42 pistons
FRtdi130 3 years ago
yay, i'm putting one in my car.... lol
imagine how powerful this would be had it been diesel or something.. lol
GigaMinion 3 years ago
that would be a 36 cylinder engine. talk about incredible horsepower
roycehellion 3 years ago
that's way overkill
newcomer9747 3 years ago
damm thats alot of power
CISCO42504 3 years ago
WTF HOW MANY PISTONS IS THAT??!!? (V38 lol)
superzkid 3 years ago
it cant be a V if its a radial... er i dunno what it is, but its not a V
erat91 3 years ago