Nice 1-71 Detroit Diesel Engine
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Top Comments
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24v71! 20v149, talk about torque... rumor has it that there is one of those mounted at the north pole and thats what makes the earth spin!! ;)
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I want one....I have NO IDEA what the hell i would do with it....but i want one :-)
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VERY rare. 2-71s were a lot more common.
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@FarmallDoctor for scavenging isnt it??
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@FarmallDoctor Not quite. Chicago Pnumatic made 2 stroke diesels that were purely natually aspirated. Do a YT search for this "Chicago Pneumatic 100hp Crank View" I would have just imbedded a link but YT beta doesn't let me. This is a 2 stroke natually aspirated diesel. (non-scavenging) There are other engines out there also. Nice 1-71 though!
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exactly 5 more of those, and I'd have myself an extremely acceptable engine
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@Michigander79 - strange, but I have seen such things with half of a V8 or something similar... half a 12V71 maybe?
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@Michigander79 If they are set up for it the 6-71s can be run on a slant or even laying on their side, some old buses ran them flat on their side to get more passenger space
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@FarmallDoctor all valved 2 strokes
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does anyone know if detroit diesel made a slant 6-71?? we got a NC10 aircraft electrical power unit here at work, and the engine is for sure a 6-71 but she aint straight up! just wonderin
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@FarmallDoctor No you can not. In almost any possible scenario. There are some small 2 cycle gas engines that use glow plugs but thats as close as you'll ever get. I think most of them are on the rc cars. A 2 cycle gas engine is an apple, and a 2 cycle diesel is like a pineapple. They sound similar in name, but you just arent going to make one the other. Large container ships use something remotely similar to the reed valve scavenging of 2 cycle gas engines, but nothing else is similar.
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If I'm not mistaking 1-71s were only made up into the 1950s and for marine gensets.
make a good generator
can you convrt a 2cycle gas motor to die
sel???
ledzepplin12able 2 years ago
A 2 cycle gas engine just doesn't have the strength built in to produce the high compression pressures required to ignite the injected fuel.
FarmallDoctor 2 years ago 3
is that a blower i see on it ?
67tr876 2 years ago
All 2 stroke diesels have blowers on them
FarmallDoctor 2 years ago 5