Those engines sound like a platinum award winning album . Gotta love inboard engines their workhorses and let everyone know they are . Excellent work as always it’s been a pleasure for the past three years listening to your channel and your love of vehicles engines and a lot lot more, keep up the great work !
Just Casually skipped over the fact that last one made over 10,000lbft of torque. And they usually worked in pairs haha. Next ya gotta do...Air Craft Carrier Nuclear Reactor Engine Specs haha. They have like 350,000hp and 1million lbft or something insane i think. UNLIMITED POWER-"Emporer Palpatine Voice"
Buuuut it’s basically a steam turbine propulsion plant except the reactor is taking the place of a traditional boiler to create heat, the steam system is a closed loop, and the reactor produces no exhaust. A radioactive hybrid.
That Mercury V12 is surely going to end up being used in some insane car builds. I figure that it is relatively light weight and would be an ideal engine to shoehorn into a GT86 or MX5
A friend had an ex-customs boat with a twin turbo MTU 6V396. I loved working on that. It cane with a special tool that enabled you to crank it using a 1/2 inch ratchet. Vey useful when adjusting it's 24 valves.
@@mikesteelheart The people who buy these motors normally own shit like Forumla 500 SSCs. They want a bar and a kitchen, AC and bedrooms and a place to party. They arent interested in just speed
Been watching your videos for a while now, about 4-5 years. I enjoy your videos and the content very much. We seem to have similar interests inside the automotive world. Keep making your great videos and I will keep watching and giving thumbs up 👍. Thank you so much for all your efforts, let me know if I can help in any way.
We just rigged up the first Mercury V12 600’s where I work. I have to say, they’re even bigger in person. Absolutely dwarfs the 7 marine V8s and Yamaha XTOs. Still waiting on performance numbers though!
Marine engines are so awesome. You know the big drag racing specialty V8 shops that make the top of the line blocks and parts for cars that go 6 seconds and make thousands of horsepower? I remember hearing from multiple shops like that at one time or another that they basically make the most powerful engines available besides offshore boat racing engines. Now I get why. Boats take so much more power than cars. So much more drag from the water. But yeah that would always catch my ear when I heard the best of the best saying that actually there are better engines, but only for offshore boat racing. I would always think, yes, tell me more, that sounds interesting. So I'm happy you're making videos about them now. Apparently these are the most powerful engines can get for the most part for production engines.
I always enjoy your videos man. You always show stuff that I have never heard of or would never see unless I looked for it but I couldn't look for it if I didn't know it was there. I am so glad to have you back on TH-cam!
Again great video with great comments, Visioracer! Keep up the great work! Would love a video on why AMG V12 engines sound totally different from Italian V12 engines. 🙏🏻👍🏻
I had no idea there was a V-12 outboard engine - at first thought it seems like overkill, but if it reduces the number of outboards required for a larger boat it actually would make sense. I dig your channel.
In the hey-day of monster truck competition... before all the acrobatics... there was a Dodge van-based competitor called Rolling Thunder, fitted with a full interior AND a Detroit Diesel 12V72.
Car Industry: we need engines with almost no displacement and 3 cylinders to pass Emissions regulation Marine Industrie: thats nice here's our new Mercury 7 Liter V12. and you can have multiple of them on your boat.
I think that perhaps rail engines would make a good video, just speaking from my knowledge of British examples there’s certainly some strange formats and great sounds.
The MTU 12V 2000 engine is built in several different specifications. The model shown in the video is the M61 model, and that's the oldest and least powerful variant, it doesn't have the sequential turbocharging you mentioned. The models M72 and M92 do have, the M72 has 1400hp and the M92 1600hp. A horsepower figure of "only" 805hp seemed a bit low for me for an engine that size and sequential charging. There are also 2000 series engines for genset, marine and on/off road equipment use ranging from V8 to V16 with more different specs, actually all 2000 series are a Rolls Royce design.
@@VisioRacer Honestly I care. My wife and nephew in law both had bike wrecks recently too. One just bought another despite his broken back, my wife's bike is repaired but she is not yet with knee problems. I only ask because you were my 1st youtube subscription. I always hate to hear about accidents. They can happen anywhere at anytime doing anything. My wife learned to ride 21 years ago with no issues at all until her wreck. I have been riding since 1977 with a few wrecks, none since the 90s. I ride sportbikes. Just curious how recovery is. For most, bikes aren't a good thing. If they are, magic happens wether on a moped or Hayabusa.
@@VisioRacer Glad to hear that. Now for videos my wife rides V twin Suzuki VStrom 650, my nephew a Harley Roadglide. I mainly ride a Suzuki SV1000S V twin. I love all bikes but V twins are something special. Wanted a Ducati myself but live too far away from support for the temperemental machines. Hell, I may just go find one, I can fix almost anything myself.
i want to see more diesel boat stuff, KAD300 is a very good engine! (in-line 6) and the chevy 350 block ( volvo aq271 ) is also great! i have a video on my youtube of it ( voyage 1 )
My dads 69' Bertram 25 has twin small block chryslers, it was a lovely boat but both engines are rotten now...we need someone to buy and restore it its a lovely boat
Do a video on turbine engine powered vehicles not aircraft. Also like the comment below me someone said do a video on nuclear reactors, that would be interesting converted into horsepower
Samuel , I love your videos and have been with you from almost day one. I know english is not your first language and want to offer some help and hope you accept the help I am offering and not be offended. When pronouncing "marine" just say Ma-reen ! I am trying to learn Russian myself and always welcome help in pronunciation ! I think your first language is Slovakian if I am not mistaken . Another interesting fact for The Mercury V-12 outboard engine that they cost $77,000 USD each 😳
The Doosan is the same engine as the MAN. You should have put up the MAN v-new generation instead. New block(from liebherr) and up to 2000hp compared to 1550hp out of the D2842 common rail.
Did some work once (replaced fuel injectors) on a big marine diesel made by Volvo... Very smart design, 30+ liters and 16 cylinders I believe... Was like 10 yrs ago so maybe it was a v12 but I think it was a V16... Had twin turbos that were something like 175mm... For reference, a 76mm turbo on a car is a HUGE turbo.. This thing had 2 of em... PLUS a clutch driven blower... The blower would provide boost from idle to get max power at the lowest rpm... Then at a certain rpm the blower clutch disconnects and the turbos take over. Awesome, awesome engine. I don't remember how much hp it made, but over 2000hp for sure.... And probably 3500-4000 lb ft of torque. Should have seen the size of the fuel injectors... Lol they were massive. They were more like a fuel nozzle lol and fuel economy was rated in gallons per hour instead of miles per gallon.... But it didn't do miles per gallon, it did gallons per mile lmao
man ! look at the torque figures these engines will rip apart tyres if they will ever be put in a hot rod or any car , marine engines are not really pushed hard in rev range at all
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1:34 Coolest turbo sound I've ever heard 😃
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Couple of engine room videos with the D2842 on this channel.
Sounds like the whine of the original T.V. Batmobile! Awesome!
so turbo much boost
Those engines sound like a platinum award winning album . Gotta love inboard engines their workhorses and let everyone know they are . Excellent work as always it’s been a pleasure for the past three years listening to your channel and your love of vehicles engines and a lot lot more, keep up the great work !
Just Casually skipped over the fact that last one made over 10,000lbft of torque. And they usually worked in pairs haha. Next ya gotta do...Air Craft Carrier Nuclear Reactor Engine Specs haha. They have like 350,000hp and 1million lbft or something insane i think. UNLIMITED POWER-"Emporer Palpatine Voice"
I think he meant the engine weighs 10,000 pounds. So 20,000 pounds of weight in a boat
@@nateoverthehorizon1176 maybe but it is a 48L tt v12 diesel so it could have 10k lbft
CVN specs are classified
Buuuut it’s basically a steam turbine propulsion plant except the reactor is taking the place of a traditional boiler to create heat, the steam system is a closed loop, and the reactor produces no exhaust. A radioactive hybrid.
its just a baby compared to the EMD 20-710, a 20 Cylinder, 233 Liter monster that produces 5,000 Horsepower and 29,200 something Pound-Feet of torque.
The starter sound of a big diesel engine is always captivating to hear
I’ve worked on those MTU’s inside the speed boats on navy pair’s sea dog ride in Chicago. Sweet to see in person
I find boat sounding engine videos so satisfying and enjoyable
That Mercury V12 is surely going to end up being used in some insane car builds. I figure that it is relatively light weight and would be an ideal engine to shoehorn into a GT86 or MX5
That engine is huge!
have you seen how big those units are? the things are nearly as big as an mx5 alone!
I think a bigger car would be more perfect
Thise V12 mercs are r/AbsoluteUnit
I’d love to see a highest revving flathead/pushrod video! The sounds would be pretty amazing.
A friend had an ex-customs boat with a twin turbo MTU 6V396.
I loved working on that.
It cane with a special tool that enabled you to crank it using a 1/2 inch ratchet. Vey useful when adjusting it's 24 valves.
The Mercury V12 outboard is insane. "Retail pricing is said to be in the $77,000 range."
Its built to go on million plus dollar center consoles
And I could buy a 90's Cigarrette with twin 502's that goes 70-80mph lol and sounds much better...
@@mikesteelheart V8 sounds beautiful inboard with nice exhaust, but outboards are too quiet by nature. Inboard V12 with proper exhaust sound amazing.
@@mikesteelheart The people who buy these motors normally own shit like Forumla 500 SSCs. They want a bar and a kitchen, AC and bedrooms and a place to party. They arent interested in just speed
@@mikesteelheart Inboard has gravity to keep the oil below the piston. But inboard z-drive is more complicated.
Been watching your videos for a while now, about 4-5 years. I enjoy your videos and the content very much. We seem to have similar interests inside the automotive world. Keep making your great videos and I will keep watching and giving thumbs up 👍. Thank you so much for all your efforts, let me know if I can help in any way.
Sweet Jesus, those Detroits sound so good..... Even the starting sound is amazing.
We just rigged up the first Mercury V12 600’s where I work. I have to say, they’re even bigger in person. Absolutely dwarfs the 7 marine V8s and Yamaha XTOs. Still waiting on performance numbers though!
1:35 what a sound! 😀 Sounds like a jet powering down 😎
Do you want to do a video on the F1 engines from around 1990-2010 when they had those amazing sounding high revving V-10s?
Great video, you always find interesting engines to present to us. 👍🏼
The whistle of a Turbo combined with a V12...... unbeatable 👍
Supercharged diesels are the TRUTH!
I NEED that Zvezda in a truck so badly!! 🤠👍
Would be nice if you make a jetski engine serie.
Marine engines are so awesome. You know the big drag racing specialty V8 shops that make the top of the line blocks and parts for cars that go 6 seconds and make thousands of horsepower? I remember hearing from multiple shops like that at one time or another that they basically make the most powerful engines available besides offshore boat racing engines. Now I get why. Boats take so much more power than cars. So much more drag from the water. But yeah that would always catch my ear when I heard the best of the best saying that actually there are better engines, but only for offshore boat racing. I would always think, yes, tell me more, that sounds interesting. So I'm happy you're making videos about them now. Apparently these are the most powerful engines can get for the most part for production engines.
Those Mercury outboards sounded the business! Thanks for sharing!
You could do dozens of videos just about 12cylinder or more diesels alone. There's so many of them. I'd watch them all!
Another good one. Watching the sub count approaching half million. Good on ya
Soul stirring sounds of beastly engines.
I always enjoy your videos man. You always show stuff that I have never heard of or would never see unless I looked for it but I couldn't look for it if I didn't know it was there. I am so glad to have you back on TH-cam!
Good to see MTU, I work with them every day, love the sound they make !
First time I heard and saw a DOOSAN product was a... CNC lathe machine. It was as big as a newspaper kiosk.
Again great video with great comments, Visioracer! Keep up the great work! Would love a video on why AMG V12 engines sound totally different from Italian V12 engines. 🙏🏻👍🏻
I had no idea there was a V-12 outboard engine - at first thought it seems like overkill, but if it reduces the number of outboards required for a larger boat it actually would make sense.
I dig your channel.
Friendly "tongue in cheek": Your West Texas accent is getting better...
Great possibilities to learn about engines in this here Channel !
Grateful thanks ~
Creative video! Keep it up!
In the hey-day of monster truck competition... before all the acrobatics... there was a Dodge van-based competitor called Rolling Thunder, fitted with a full interior AND a Detroit Diesel 12V72.
You make the best videos on TH-cam.
Nicely done sir.
Man that first one sounds good!
Nice video!
Monster torque ! Another great video my friend!
Nice video, best engine content for sure.
man so much power for a single purpose.
Technically, that describes any engine in a vehicle, vessel or other connected to a same output all the time… basically most of the engines ever made.
Yooo he made the video, very interesting thanks man
I enjoyed that video. Thank you for making it.
Inboards are very much common for smaller boats as well.
I would love to see you upload a Video or two on Locomotive (Train) engines e.g. Steam, Diesel, Gas Turbine etc.
I wouldn't be surprised if Mercury eventually comes out with a 750hp version of that V12. Those are made in US btw.
Those Detroits sound amazing.
Can’t wait for the coolest lawnmower engines.
V12 lawnmowers exist? Interesting
Keep up the great work! Thanks!
Great video! 👌
Another excellent video! Thanks!
Beautiful engines!
Kick ass job 👍👍,I seen some good job turbo ideas for my project 🤜🤛👏👏👏
Love your content. Hope you’ve resolved your TH-cam fee issues and it’s still worth your efforts. Keep well, brother!
Yes, it is all fine now, thanks!
The Merc V12 needs to be put into a car so badly! America needs to make a V12 hypercar before the switch to full electrification happens.
5.05 The acceleration speed of the engine is incredible for a diesel !!
I want to hear those mercury v12 outboards out the water so bad
thanks to you now i have more interest in marine engines lol
So do I 😄👌🏻
Many thanks!
Doosan is a name you'll find on construction equipment like excavators and dump trucks.
Way cool as usual
Smashing mate thanks for u
m-50 by ZVEZDA was used on torpedo boats and also on soviet diesel train DR1
Just this week I’ve seen a doosan engine in another video, apparently the new SHERP has one, although not a v12 version obviously.
Car Industry: we need engines with almost no displacement and 3 cylinders to pass Emissions regulation
Marine Industrie: thats nice here's our new Mercury 7 Liter V12.
and you can have multiple of them on your boat.
South Korean K2 Black Panther mbt (2nd & 3rd batch) is propelled by Doosan DV27K, 4-stroke, V12, 1500 bhp diesel engine.
The primary and secondary balance is perfect on the v12. Just saying!!
It won't be long until they fit either twin turbos or a supercharger on that v12 outboard
How do you keep coming up with these amazing videos? 👍👍
Good video, and some impressive English pronunciation of some complex words!
Thanks, but which words? 😅
I think that perhaps rail engines would make a good video, just speaking from my knowledge of British examples there’s certainly some strange formats and great sounds.
Do a video about lightest production v8s or cars with 50/50 wheight distribution
The MTU 12V 2000 engine is built in several different specifications.
The model shown in the video is the M61 model, and that's the oldest and least powerful variant, it doesn't have the sequential turbocharging you mentioned.
The models M72 and M92 do have, the M72 has 1400hp and the M92 1600hp.
A horsepower figure of "only" 805hp seemed a bit low for me for an engine that size and sequential charging.
There are also 2000 series engines for genset, marine and on/off road equipment use ranging from V8 to V16 with more different specs, actually all 2000 series are a Rolls Royce design.
@visioracer you should look up the Riva Lamborghini.
Doosan also makes a range of earth moving equipment
I need to find a Detroit V12 to build a project around.
Nothing Of This Can Beat Yamaha
I know a Person whose lives for Huge Boats ! Now I have an Idea HIS $$ Goes 😀 VERY COOL !! Thanks
Cat made a 3412 twin turbo we use 3 on a 120 foot crew boat in the oil field
Best formel 1 engine music
Go Detroit go let the buzzin dusen Roar
Man you didn't mention the torque figures at all.
Gotta have a big pocket to keep refilling the tanks.
MAN B&W makes marine v8 diesels for small tankers
Just 1 word: Detroit Diesel 🤤🤤
Very cool video as usual. Did you get another motorcycle after your accident? If so, which one? (Or ones....I never own just one, myself!)
No, not recently. Why are you asking?
@@VisioRacer
Honestly I care. My wife and nephew in law both had bike wrecks recently too. One just bought another despite his broken back, my wife's bike is repaired but she is not yet with knee problems. I only ask because you were my 1st youtube subscription. I always hate to hear about accidents. They can happen anywhere at anytime doing anything. My wife learned to ride 21 years ago with no issues at all until her wreck. I have been riding since 1977 with a few wrecks, none since the 90s. I ride sportbikes. Just curious how recovery is. For most, bikes aren't a good thing. If they are, magic happens wether on a moped or Hayabusa.
@@upsidedowndog1256 I am great, thanks for caring. Fully recovered ☺️
@@VisioRacer
Glad to hear that. Now for videos my wife rides V twin Suzuki VStrom 650, my nephew a Harley Roadglide. I mainly ride a Suzuki SV1000S V twin. I love all bikes but V twins are something special. Wanted a Ducati myself but live too far away from support for the temperemental machines. Hell, I may just go find one, I can fix almost anything myself.
1:43 EARGASM!
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Couple of engine room videos with the D2842 on this channel.
Absolutely 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
i want to see more diesel boat stuff, KAD300 is a very good engine! (in-line 6) and the chevy 350 block ( volvo aq271 ) is also great! i have a video on my youtube of it ( voyage 1 )
My dads 69' Bertram 25 has twin small block chryslers, it was a lovely boat but both engines are rotten now...we need someone to buy and restore it its a lovely boat
Do a video on turbine engine powered vehicles not aircraft. Also like the comment below me someone said do a video on nuclear reactors, that would be interesting converted into horsepower
Samuel , I love your videos and have been with you from almost day one. I know english is not your first language and want to offer some help and hope you accept the help I am offering and not be offended. When pronouncing "marine" just say Ma-reen ! I am trying to learn Russian myself and always welcome help in pronunciation ! I think your first language is Slovakian if I am not mistaken . Another interesting fact for The Mercury V-12 outboard engine that they cost $77,000 USD each 😳
Scott means, ma-REEN instead of MAR-een
@@marksandstrom4248 Thanks Mark ! 👍
Hello Scott, thank you! Slovak, it is, yes
Excellent video, but why are they all painted white?
I want that 27 liter in a rat rod lol
Man and Mercedes had a collaboration for engines. The man engines are Re badged Mercedes om400 series engines
The Doosan is the same engine as the MAN.
You should have put up the MAN v-new generation instead. New block(from liebherr) and up to 2000hp compared to 1550hp out of the D2842 common rail.
th-cam.com/channels/ymmf7h60WmSOTApQkXTZzQ.html
More marine engine videos if anyone is interested
Did some work once (replaced fuel injectors) on a big marine diesel made by Volvo... Very smart design, 30+ liters and 16 cylinders I believe... Was like 10 yrs ago so maybe it was a v12 but I think it was a V16... Had twin turbos that were something like 175mm... For reference, a 76mm turbo on a car is a HUGE turbo..
This thing had 2 of em... PLUS a clutch driven blower... The blower would provide boost from idle to get max power at the lowest rpm... Then at a certain rpm the blower clutch disconnects and the turbos take over.
Awesome, awesome engine. I don't remember how much hp it made, but over 2000hp for sure.... And probably 3500-4000 lb ft of torque.
Should have seen the size of the fuel injectors... Lol they were massive.
They were more like a fuel nozzle lol and fuel economy was rated in gallons per hour instead of miles per gallon.... But it didn't do miles per gallon, it did gallons per mile lmao
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man ! look at the torque figures these engines will rip apart tyres if they will ever be put in a hot rod or any car , marine engines are not really pushed hard in rev range at all
saludos 👌
Awesome. Why is it that each time one of these was started everyone decides to move two or three steps backward?
Without any exhaust plumbing, the noise coming off those open turbo manifolds would be nothing short of ear-splitting.
@@movinmetal2596 Did you see the guy at 5:39 give his friend with the pony tail and earmuffs a little scare?
@@billsmith5166 Kinda a dick move lol
The compression coming out of those headers would be intense 🤣
And Lamborghini Marini ?