Friends,
It’s been a while since I’ve been here.
This time, I want to share a video where I combined two engines into one large opposed-piston engine. Unfortunately, I haven’t yet determined how much the power has increased after this modification, but the process itself—and most importantly, the result—impressed me quite a lot.
What do you think?
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The engine would run smoother if the con-rods were side by side on the same journal...
Interesting and a daring challenge, well done.
Reminds me of when Porsche welded to two flat 6 cylinder engines together to make a Horizontal Opposed flat 12 for the 917's.