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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB6NWx3oqeQ
A video of a bloke starting up a BF motor in his shed. Absolutely amazing.. to me its like getting a heart to beat on a table. Imagine putting that beast in a go kart, speedboat, hovercraft, crane, etc. Anyone know how to do this? |
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17-03-2011, 09:34 AM
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With that "choof choof" sound that got louder as the engine warmed up it sounds like there's a leaky valve there........ or maybe it's just the exhaust manifold gasket.
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Haha that was awesome. except once again, this proves that the I6 is actually a pretty crappy sounding motor. I mean if you were benching a clevo, then it'd sound like satan just woke up, but when you bench an I6, it sounds like principal skinner with the flu.
if you like that, watch this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEfYnByuTQ0 It's Robbie Coltrane and Don Garlits salvaging a 50 year old Chrysler V8 on gas that used to run the air raid sirens in the US
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im going inside
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Dead easy with a early carb'd engine .. see it all the time at swapmeets with people starting them up on trailers. I've run a 440 Mopar on the ground in a shed; I wouldn't recommend it
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It's not hard. As long as the ECU, the fuel pump and all the sensors are wired up you can bench start a modern electronic injected engine.
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this is a thread about running an engine on a bench that also happens to include some youtube examples
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Wow.. who can do this?
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