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Tom Vaught 12-28-2021 12:01 AM

SOME ENGINE "Eye Candy", MIGHT BE
 
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GM, FORD, CHRYSLER, OR ANY OTHER BRAND USING SOME COMPONENTS OR UNIQUE ENGINE DESIGN
THOUGHTS.

FIRST 1: HONDA ENGINE

SECOND 1: LYSHOLM SUPERCHARGER

Tom V.

dataway 12-28-2021 12:05 AM

The famous NSR ... did great on the race track but was a bit expensive to build :) Not sure why they stopped racing it, might have been ruled out by the governing body.

Tom Vaught 12-28-2021 12:12 AM

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ANOTHER ONE

DOE (DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY) TURBOCHARGED AND INTER-COOLED.

TOM V.

misterp266 12-28-2021 10:00 AM

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~ Crocker ~

Chris65LeMans 12-28-2021 12:53 PM

That Honda engine is super weird.

dataway 12-28-2021 01:06 PM

Correction ... that is a Honda NR500, not a NSR500.
It's a 500cc engine. At the time GP motorcycle racing rules said no more than four combustion chambers ... so Honda built a 500cc "V8" by using a common combustion chamber covering what would normally be two cylinders .. making it technically a four cylinder with eight valves per cylinder.

Raced a few times, not very successfully. The road going version was the most expensive to produce motorcycle ever sold to the public.

mgarblik 12-29-2021 12:03 AM

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Originally Posted by dataway (Post 6306191)
Correction ... that is a Honda NR500, not a NSR500.
It's a 500cc engine. At the time GP motorcycle racing rules said no more than four combustion chambers ... so Honda built a 500cc "V8" by using a common combustion chamber covering what would normally be two cylinders .. making it technically a four cylinder with eight valves per cylinder.

Raced a few times, not very successfully. The road going version was the most expensive to produce motorcycle ever sold to the public.

Smokey Yunick would have loved the thought that went into that Honda engine. Talk about bending the rules!! Wow!


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