don't get me wrong here, I'm not bashing on your project, I think it's really cool. I just wanted to point you in the right direction, I build real car engines and do performance tuning. I know this stuff
right, but the cylinders are 90 degrees apart from eachother on the revolution. there's nothing wrong with doing it this way, a few production v6's are like this. but if you want it to run real smooth and faster it needs to be even firing. if you had a mythbusters high speed camera you could see that it's not firing completely even. think about it, 120 degree crank with 90 degree cylinder separation, the math doesn't work out. you need 120 degree crank with 60 degree cylinder seperation
How did you get this.Where did you get this.Does it have any pistons.How much did it cost .Where do you think I could get one.That is cool the way it runs on compressed air.Can I use this to make any one of my huge remote controled cars operate.Please write back as soon as you can.Thanks from Dylan.
is it worth the time to modify the switches or is it sufficient with the cylinders only. i get that to get the best performance you have you drill. but i dont want to take apart my switches.
how much weight can it push? so lets say i had a little can of compressed air inside the lego car and i took some rc car parts and used a servo to regulate the air, would the engine be able to push all that?
I've only been successful at one cylinders so far, I must have the timing off, I've tried two cylinders, and I try playing with the timing, but the pistons work against eachother and the engine comes apart... which is actually really cool. I don't even care if my parts wear out eventually, its fun to mess with, and I'll get some more
cool i build one like that hooked it up to an old rc car thing and i got it up to 196 rpm but cool i made it into a car the next day but i sooner or later it ran out of battery
With me it did./ It was due to that I didn't fix everything in place, so when a little piece fell and got jammed, it started a chain reaction. And my mechanism wasn't even that complex!
@GoerdingscapePK why not sleeve it with an aluminum can? less friction so it can run longer and maybe try and maked sum kind of oil reserve that will pump up to all the working components like a real engine and id bet it last a lot longer
@GoerdingscapePK why not sleeve it with an aluminum can? less friction so it can run longer and maybe try and make sum kind of oil reserve that will pump up to all the working components like a real engine and id bet it last a lot longer
i love lpe´s but i can´t understand why people don´t share it with other people for free. there no plans or instructions, only the engine for too much money. why? be human and share it with us or sell it to lego if you only want the money -.-*
There's instructions for basic engines on my homepage on w w w . nicjasno . c o m to get you started. The problem with the engines that i sell is, that most people would not be able to make them. They have modified switches, modified cylinders and custom molded tubing, all designed to increase rpms, power and reliability. There's nothing stopping you from making your own engines.
That is phenomenal! I've been out of the whole Lego thing since I was a kid but can anyone tell me what the deal is? Are these engines part of some incredible kit I've never seen before or are they home builds? I bet you could make a respectable RC with those engines, awesome stuff!
its pneumatic (air powered) its charged with an air compressor. engines are nautrually built to have the least amount of friction on the moving parts.. plus its all air powered and they dont build up heat
You should build a big motor out of metal kenex or whatever those things are called, then you could put it in a small car and drive it, lol it would be awesome.
so you want an electric motor? It's a lego yo, a model. If you want an electric motor powering an air compressor to power another motor to drive yer wasting energy. Ever heard of a car that is driven by an electric motor. Already happening yo. I have'nt heard of any electric motor driving a pneaumatic compressor into another motor to produce power on a cars scale. Oh Yeah and the batteries and weight. hmmm 1+1 = 6
are you serious?? haha, the air compressor powering it has oil, that plastic or metal will pretty much fuses together without lube. Youre joints have lube. Ever heard of friction and heat! that would be a nice world yo. No heat no friction no fossil fuels to fire it, even if it was solar powered it would need lube. When this plastic was molded they needed lube. GEEZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Of course you can. You will pay the euro equivalent in dollars. There's the link to the currency calculator on the product page so you can calculate how much the engines are in dollars.
Not at all. The same engine ran 2480 rpms in another video that you can find on my chanel. It's not even strained. You can buy even faster stuff in my webshop w w w . l p e p o w e r . c o m . :)
don't get me wrong here, I'm not bashing on your project, I think it's really cool. I just wanted to point you in the right direction, I build real car engines and do performance tuning. I know this stuff
RickBaconsAdventures 2 weeks ago
right, but the cylinders are 90 degrees apart from eachother on the revolution. there's nothing wrong with doing it this way, a few production v6's are like this. but if you want it to run real smooth and faster it needs to be even firing. if you had a mythbusters high speed camera you could see that it's not firing completely even. think about it, 120 degree crank with 90 degree cylinder separation, the math doesn't work out. you need 120 degree crank with 60 degree cylinder seperation
RickBaconsAdventures 2 weeks ago
the problem is that it's 6 cylinders on a 90 degree V so it isn't even firing. add 2 more cylinders and it will even right up
RickBaconsAdventures 2 weeks ago
@RickBaconsAdventures The engine has a 120 degree crankshaft though.
nicjasno 2 weeks ago
plz make an instruction in the computer plz smal. bit steps it is easy plz
ruben4884 3 months ago
lego abuse!!! lol jk but im wondering, is there any practical use???
yellow13ace 6 months ago
where do you get those v parts on the frount of the engine? those seem very esential to the v shape engine.
TheTrainguy10 6 months ago
@TheTrainguy10 They are lego parts. 3x3 L connector with 4 pins.
nicjasno 6 months ago
@TheTrainguy10 mindstorms nxt
kleineaeug 6 months ago
@TheTrainguy10 they come in nxt sets. try bricklink otherwise
WpA09 6 months ago
where i can buy this? i want a new motor for my car LOL
super0spore0fan 7 months ago
insert finger
spader111click 7 months ago
SOUNDS LIKE A TOP FUEL DRAGSTER STARTING UP! lol AWESOME
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Mrengineerwannabe1 7 months ago
how do you keep things from melting together with friction?
saxplayingcompnerd 9 months ago
Can I please get instructions because I just need the engine to build one of my own.
phresh3dx 9 months ago
Oh MY GOD it sound s like a car!
TheNikeike 10 months ago 2
@TheNikeike Like a diesel V12
buttonisbest 7 months ago
SWEET!!!
christianlegoguy14 11 months ago
built an rc out of that
dewalt607 11 months ago
How did you get this.Where did you get this.Does it have any pistons.How much did it cost .Where do you think I could get one.That is cool the way it runs on compressed air.Can I use this to make any one of my huge remote controled cars operate.Please write back as soon as you can.Thanks from Dylan.
PalomboDylan 1 year ago
is it worth the time to modify the switches or is it sufficient with the cylinders only. i get that to get the best performance you have you drill. but i dont want to take apart my switches.
WpA09 1 year ago
What would happen if you pushed 200PSI through it?
AlchemistHawk 1 year ago
So, what exactly do you use to lubricate it?
wongmylesa 1 year ago
does it get hot?
ILoveMixery 1 year ago
@ILoveMixery No it does not get hot at all. This is not an internal combustion engine.
nicjasno 1 year ago
@nicjasno but just from the friction you would think it would get alittle warm and wear doesnt it....?
POPCORN454545 1 year ago
@nicjasno What is powering this engine?
Pagweb 1 year ago
@Pagweb Compressed air.
nicjasno 1 year ago
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ILoveMixery 1 year ago
does that goes actually on fuel? i mean.. i cant imagine that plastic can hold such temperatures...
JohnyAngelo 1 year ago
@JohnyAngelo It runs on compressed air. There is no internal combustion.
nicjasno 1 year ago
@nicjasno make sense, thx
JohnyAngelo 1 year ago
@nicjasno i would like to buy the kit if it does have a kit idk i just want to buy it if i could buy it whare would i buy it!!!
bryce995 10 months ago
@bryce995 My store on LPEpower dot com
nicjasno 10 months ago
@nicjasno thanks dude for responding so fast lol!!!
bryce995 10 months ago
@nicjasno how much is 314€ in amarica :)
bryce995 10 months ago
@bryce995 450
nicjasno 10 months ago
@nicjasno sweet thanks mann you should be expecting a buy from me lol!!! :)
bryce995 10 months ago
@bryce995 Contact me via email first please.
nicjasno 10 months ago
@nicjasno ok doki
bryce995 10 months ago
@nicjasno it wont let me
bryce995 10 months ago
@nicjasno never mind i got it !?
bryce995 10 months ago
Stick your hand in there an it would probably look like luke skywalker's hand but more gruesome
HEadshot00001234 1 year ago
im not going to lie, i wasn't expecting that.
NiiandoesNOTlose 1 year ago
Probably would beat a honda civic
0228andrew 1 year ago
alright, when you make these videos quit reving a car in the background
gm556 1 year ago
try a little graphite powder in all the moving parts. its clean and cheap!
vulture2600 1 year ago
waths the highest rpm you ever had?
vinnie049049 1 year ago
would you say you could make a lego car with that?
calvin482 1 year ago
@calvin482 Watch my other videos.
nicjasno 1 year ago
@calvin482 one that would idle yes :#
Si3z3 1 year ago
Sounds like you have a lifter tapping... :P haha
untouchabledriver87 1 year ago
wow shows how fast the engine really moves...
B4DH4cK3r 1 year ago
i want it. so badly. please send it to me via mail. and i will send you a than card. seriously.
dacke93 1 year ago
@dacke93 Go to my webshop @ LPEpower and buy one.
nicjasno 1 year ago
why play iwth litle kids toys?
happygamestvfun1 1 year ago
How many PSI are you using? great engine
PowKa154 1 year ago
wont that melt the plastic?
vacuumlover1 1 year ago
Was it possible to make a flat-6?
Ryoukun16 1 year ago
does it need any lubrication lol
crapatitus 1 year ago
sounds great! cool idea to built an engine with lego parts :-D
RockabillyDeluxe 1 year ago
IT'S ALIVE!
vampirefrog8 1 year ago
bad ass
johnmartinez95 1 year ago
I'd like to see a petrol lego engine :D
Now theres a challenge!
napalm9 1 year ago
@napalm9 tried that...doesn't work :P (for me at least)
rapidrory 1 year ago
Fine! Now I need a Car xD
Rotzloeffell12 1 year ago
how much weight can it push? so lets say i had a little can of compressed air inside the lego car and i took some rc car parts and used a servo to regulate the air, would the engine be able to push all that?
Gin132456 1 year ago
where can i get one?
techno5213 1 year ago
If this engine is with the scale model as the mustang body is you guys should try putting this in it. It would be awesome lol.
InsanityRewritten 1 year ago
175 gerbil power. they can put that in a honda fit or somethin
stlplaya270 1 year ago
don't they search for a way to build cars using "alternativ eenergy"? i mean, build this larger, put it in an aluminium- build car...should work :)
ab1cdefghijklmnop 1 year ago
I've only been successful at one cylinders so far, I must have the timing off, I've tried two cylinders, and I try playing with the timing, but the pistons work against eachother and the engine comes apart... which is actually really cool. I don't even care if my parts wear out eventually, its fun to mess with, and I'll get some more
jbrun009 1 year ago
hello, excuse me where I can buy one of those? and what is the approximate price?
dralizan 1 year ago
thats awesome how lego engines really sound like real engines. a V6 sounds smoother, a V8 wilder
FabFab2009 1 year ago
Mount that beast to a lego monster struck or something
JoRdAnThEaWeSoMe1 1 year ago
thats so sick, where do you get these? and the model engines that are metal?
shaunymonproductions 1 year ago
hmmm I think it would probably break if used everyday XD
kurogane2x 2 years ago 2
you should add that to a lego car id be fast(hotrod)
ironman9mohawk 2 years ago
purrs like a kitten, err..
XxL3G0xX 2 years ago
A toturial seems to be necessary :D
BruceCarbon 2 years ago
amazing song
LgoBasil 2 years ago 4
cool i build one like that hooked it up to an old rc car thing and i got it up to 196 rpm but cool i made it into a car the next day but i sooner or later it ran out of battery
sonicflash11 2 years ago
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casperfaust 2 years ago
if i built something like that it would probably explode!
hyperxok 2 years ago 18
@hyperxok
With me it did./ It was due to that I didn't fix everything in place, so when a little piece fell and got jammed, it started a chain reaction. And my mechanism wasn't even that complex!
ProtonFilms 2 years ago
@hyperxok yeah ikr!!!! ill probably put too many psis on it!!!
reidairsofter 11 months ago
its cool and i know it takes a long time but i want to see an inline 4 rev as high as i an and then blow just to see what the limit is
Skater3z3b 2 years ago 3
It will not blow, but it would most probably melt or wear out.
GoerdingscapePK 2 years ago 23
@GoerdingscapePK why not sleeve it with an aluminum can? less friction so it can run longer and maybe try and maked sum kind of oil reserve that will pump up to all the working components like a real engine and id bet it last a lot longer
hifeyracer 9 months ago
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@GoerdingscapePK why not sleeve it with an aluminum can? less friction so it can run longer and maybe try and make sum kind of oil reserve that will pump up to all the working components like a real engine and id bet it last a lot longer
hifeyracer 9 months ago
nice
ictsb14 2 years ago
I love it's sound
DirtyHarry199 2 years ago 4
damn that thing actually sounds like an engine
caval14 2 years ago 3
i love lpe´s but i can´t understand why people don´t share it with other people for free. there no plans or instructions, only the engine for too much money. why? be human and share it with us or sell it to lego if you only want the money -.-*
koessa 2 years ago 7
There's instructions for basic engines on my homepage on w w w . nicjasno . c o m to get you started. The problem with the engines that i sell is, that most people would not be able to make them. They have modified switches, modified cylinders and custom molded tubing, all designed to increase rpms, power and reliability. There's nothing stopping you from making your own engines.
nicjasno 2 years ago 4
i will buy one iphone for 460 bucks ...
lsjbtedi 2 years ago
only 460 bucks for it....
bloodygun101 2 years ago
Cool
dsman11ROBLOX 2 years ago
thoes sound fuckin badass i want one
MrStreck 2 years ago
That is phenomenal! I've been out of the whole Lego thing since I was a kid but can anyone tell me what the deal is? Are these engines part of some incredible kit I've never seen before or are they home builds? I bet you could make a respectable RC with those engines, awesome stuff!
JCNinjaBee 2 years ago
Only creativity. And indeed it´s awesome:)
SuperBersuit 2 years ago
Those are home built. and yes, they do power my lego cars. Check out my other videos to see the engines in the car.
nicjasno 2 years ago
you should make a video explaining the concept of how these engines work becuase i kinda get it... but at the same time i dont :P heheh
darkcorsair247 2 years ago
where can i find the plans?
kiriakoskakos 2 years ago 3
after a few of minutes you have really hot plastic ^^
RCPhilN 2 years ago
No, you don't. Nothing heats up.
nicjasno 2 years ago 3
i was wondering if you could explain these lego engines to me i meen as in how do they move and how do u power little vehicles with them
lyokocarthage 2 years ago
its pneumatic (air powered) its charged with an air compressor. engines are nautrually built to have the least amount of friction on the moving parts.. plus its all air powered and they dont build up heat
pentium6xx 2 years ago
Really shows how well engineered lego is =)
brickthegoalie 2 years ago 3
Some of the highest quality plastic in the world.
Gorbachev 2 years ago
compressedair,,,,,
m93sek 2 years ago
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man that sounds great
triggerdance 2 years ago 2
Man this sounds awesome for a lego engine. That first blast really has a V6 sound to it
ShokaLion 2 years ago
make some gears and clutch
skylorz 2 years ago
I want one :)
jaydnisevil 2 years ago
You should build a big motor out of metal kenex or whatever those things are called, then you could put it in a small car and drive it, lol it would be awesome.
talksexwithDE 2 years ago
I am doing this with lego motors just fine. Check my other videos.
nicjasno 2 years ago
im think he ment a real car...
darkeyce02 2 years ago
how much for this one
imac60302 2 years ago
what powering the pnuematics
L3G0nerd 2 years ago
Air?
IkkFedt 2 years ago
no ,like what type of air compressor?
L3G0nerd 2 years ago
i was informed i was being a dick about the no lubrication thing,. sorry man! even a vagina lubricates itself. Or a sheep.fu
ak7wyf 2 years ago
then don't say shit thats totally fuckin stupidish...... thanks but you did'nt make any sense
ak7wyf 2 years ago
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where to i get one !!
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saleenxxx 2 years ago
An internal combustion engine with plastic bearing surfaces wouldn't last very long (we're talking seconds here) :)
nicjasno 2 years ago
ahah oh well i tried haah
saleenxxx 2 years ago
the heat generated from the friction of the pistons moving would literally melt the engine
M3MPH1SM0J0 2 years ago
i see
saleenxxx 2 years ago
then why cant we put one of these in a real car?only using electricity instead of gas? and not like delicate lego
worldwar3productions 2 years ago
so you want an electric motor? It's a lego yo, a model. If you want an electric motor powering an air compressor to power another motor to drive yer wasting energy. Ever heard of a car that is driven by an electric motor. Already happening yo. I have'nt heard of any electric motor driving a pneaumatic compressor into another motor to produce power on a cars scale. Oh Yeah and the batteries and weight. hmmm 1+1 = 6
ak7wyf 2 years ago
are you serious?? haha, the air compressor powering it has oil, that plastic or metal will pretty much fuses together without lube. Youre joints have lube. Ever heard of friction and heat! that would be a nice world yo. No heat no friction no fossil fuels to fire it, even if it was solar powered it would need lube. When this plastic was molded they needed lube. GEEZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
ak7wyf 2 years ago
it was just a thought dont have to be a dick about it DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
saleenxxx 2 years ago
how much do these kits cost cause i see a lot of vids on these..i want one!
Dammmj 2 years ago
Surf to w w w . LPEpower . c o m (without spaces) to my engine webshop. :)
nicjasno 2 years ago
hang on.... i went there. i live in the united states and we dont have any "€" money so am i not able to buy the v8 engines and 4 cylinders???
MksG4lyfe 2 years ago
Of course you can. You will pay the euro equivalent in dollars. There's the link to the currency calculator on the product page so you can calculate how much the engines are in dollars.
nicjasno 2 years ago
How can you run the compressor for that long without getting out of air?
Carbon1700 2 years ago
The compressor has a 50L air tank.
nicjasno 2 years ago
oh, ok.
Mine is just 20L
Carbon1700 2 years ago
lol make cooling system it will overheat.
tomikamagyar 3 years ago
It's powered by cold compressed air, that expands, and therefore cools even more... how can it overheat?
nicjasno 3 years ago
You have a fan blowing cold air on it. My suspicion would be that some of those plastic parts are going to MELT if you run it long enough!
red33410 3 years ago
No, they would not. I ran it for a long time. Everything is properly constructed and lubricated. After dissasembly the parts were like new.
nicjasno 3 years ago
reminds me a bit of a Detroit diesel 6v series
amfan12 3 years ago
How can you measure the RPM ?
sinthusan 3 years ago
it was hot..
nordmensch 3 years ago
that thing is cool as shit but aren't you worried about that thing coming apart at 2000 rpm. lol that would be a little scary!
kawasaki95431 3 years ago
Not at all. The same engine ran 2480 rpms in another video that you can find on my chanel. It's not even strained. You can buy even faster stuff in my webshop w w w . l p e p o w e r . c o m . :)
nicjasno 3 years ago
Did you add any grease to keep it from seizing?
gschjetne 3 years ago
Hi, Do you have a parts list for one of the v8 engines?
Also are there any kits for them?
dirtjumpdaniel 3 years ago
:o wow
1ajs 3 years ago
how long dose it take to make one of these?
nice sound by the way
gruisertobyw 3 years ago
that valve train seems real solid, looks like its got potential!!
Savageowner610 3 years ago
thats so freaking awesome dude!
randomguy9898 3 years ago
The goal is 4000+. I hope the new switches will bring a big boost.
nicjasno 3 years ago
So its on 2000 now?
Zblj1987 3 years ago