Why dont we see up to speed anymore?? I could watch James all day do up to speed. . . . . . even if im not fond of the vehicle he just has a way to keep a guy hangin on lol. . . . . . MORE POWER BABY!!!! ALL THEM BUFF HORSES from my crazy cousin Karl
They've already done all the easy picks for subjects for that series. Some of them a couple times. I'd imagine some new ones are in the works and they'll start another run of them when they have a few to put out, but at this point they're kind of scraping the bottom of the barrel of things to talk about that a wide audience will know and care about
Since it all comes directly off the top of James's head we are waiting for the horses inside to juice back up and be buffer than ever in order for more information to be retainable. Once information has been retained the formation process can start, random lightning strikes will occur and lives will be lost... But we will atoeast get another up to speed in due time.
The Wärtsilä-Sulzer RTA96-C is not 1828 liters in total, but 1828 liters per cylinder! The combined displacement is 25578 liters. I have worked on one of these engines when I was a sailor. Cool stuff.
My grandpa was an engineer on oil tanker ships back in the 60s-80s. I remember seeing a photo of him doing something to a cylinder when they were stuck in the middle of the ocean. He was using a 9inch grinder while he was standing inside the cylinder and there was another 2 guys in the hole aswell haha
@@GlorifiedGremlin they can take a beating and aren’t really low tolerance, but a 9inch grinder is aggressive indeed, but he said they were stuck at sea, and they only have one engine, so u gotta do what u gotta do
For those who might be interested, the ship engine has cylinders so large, you can stand in them, with arms stretched out, & NOT touch the sides, yet they are so simple to fix.
I mean….something that big with a super complicated engine, would probably scare the companies that oder them. Simple, powerful, reliable, and cheap is what they’re going for.
Idk how often you hear it but the fact that you guys mark your in video ads with the little yellow bar at the bottom is just great just shows how much you guys actually care about your subs not just putting a video out for money and makes me watch the whole ad as a thank you lmao
Actually, it's better to use "Chapter points" on the RED play Bar😉 But It's Only been "Something" that very few You-tubers are going to Use, They want the SPONSORS! (Some in the 10 Million + range, & are Self Supporting use it👍)
9:18 The telephone gag was absolutely amazing. James' deadpan delivery, the editing and sound effects were perfect. I rewatched this part 3 times. Donut's editing is a big inspiration for me!
Also another large V12 is the AVDS-1790-5B, used in various tanks including the m60 Patton. It is still currently used in the M88A2 recovery vehicle. The 1790 is because it is 1790ci or 29.3L
no wait, the most wipple horse power put to an engine, you got somthing here, there are some engines that have been modified with twin and even triple turbos, or twin supershargers to over clock the engine well beyond its limits, thats what the video could be about, the most over tuned engines
I did telecom for some of the gold mines in Northern Nevada years and years ago. While I never worked directly with the mining dump trucks, I definitely got to see them up close and personal several times. They were massive. Absolutely mind-blowing massive. Got to walk through one of their dump truck bays one time and saw a guy changing out the oil with a giant 30 gallon drum. lol
Donut videos have been a blessing during this aftermath after hurricane Fiona passed here in Puerto Rico. Keep it up guys. I'll stay watching for as long as the cell towers still have diesel
Best production 18 cylinder was the Pratt and Whitney R-2800 Double Wasp. It was radial piston, air cooled, 2800CID or 47L, built-in supercharger. On the Republic P-47 Thunderbolt, the R-2800 also had a Turbine-Supercharger (turbo) that was the size of 2 truck tires.
That Three 6 Mafia reference was hilarious cuz it came out of nowhere 🤣 😂 I'm surprised he knew what Three 6 mafia was lol ( there were my favorite group group of rappers growing up& still are...along with project pat & a few other ppl from their label)
I went to college near a big naval yard and some big warship was being dismantled so they gave the college one of the bilge pumps which was basically a massive 2 cylinder about the size of a caravan. It was so big that you could climb down through the valves on the top and sit on top of the piston inside the cylinder. We used to use it as a smoking shelter when it was raining.
@@HPsawus I'm not sure, it was just in the yard behind the engineering workshops for the 3 years that I was at the college. I wouldn't be surprised if it's still there but I haven't been past that way in many years
Need more up to speed eps, I realise it's hard researching everything on a particular make or model. I'd love to see an episode on the Australian Ford Falcon and be happy to help provide information to help make it happen x
The Fairbanks Morse 38 8 1/8 two-stroke OP engine is probably the most famous FM engine. In the Defense Industry, that engine powered multiple classes of ships and submarines and is still in service today. FMD also makes the Colt-Pielstick Diesel Engines on several other classes of combat ships.
I would love a D-list of Plane Engines My personal favorite of this sort is the 39L H-24 Napier Sabre which put out nearly 3,000 Horsepower in its latest variants
In regards to largest I4 production engines, the vauxhall 30/98 e type had a sidevalve I4 that was 4.5L which was produced in the late teens/early 20s.
MAN 9L 58/64 4 Stroke 9 Zylinders Each 169 Liters displacement total 1521 Liter 428 Rpm Fixed Speed 3 Bar / 44 PSI Boost @ 100% Load 17131 full sized horses 281'144 Nm of Torque or 152'941 foot pound ! And an unbeleavabile Sound of the Low RPM Engine the Exhaust Platform. Each time a valve Opens a deep base soundwave exit the Exhaust. You feel that in the entire Body up there.
@@tom95001 Well technical yes. They have four. However they usually run on 3 until the load is high enough. All of the vessels that had the 14 cylinder engines installed, have since decomissioned the 4th turbo due to change of speed in the last 10 years. The diameter of the turbine is more like 4 feet, but they are an axial design, so more efficient than regular radial turbos.
When i worked for Caterpillar they made a generator for a cruise ship, and after it was put together it was too big to fit out the loading bay, so they cut the end off the building
@@317NEETz This was in 2008, so i don't have pictures. After the engine, radiator, fuel tank and outer canopy were all put together it was twice the size as the loading bay, the whole thing put together was about 7m x 7m x 20m, it had its own staircases, so they turned 2 loading bays into 1 by cutting the end off the building, not that big of a deal when the factory is a massive steel frame anyways. Im sure they knew this when they took the order.
'How big is the biggest production V8?' - For roadgoing, the biggest I know of is the Scania DC16, for stationary, the Cat 3508 goes on that list as a candidate.
I think the wartsila RT-flex 96c has around 1828 litres per cylinder. I believe it has 14 cylinders so it would have 25600 litres of total displacement.
Actually locomotives aren’t really driven by engines. The engine generates electrical power which goes to the prime movers (for non foamers: the electric motors where the wheels are).
Detroit tech here. Love seeing this stuff pop on on the channels I watch on TH-cam. Have been watching your videos since before I even thought of becoming a tech. And this channel was a big part of my motivation to go to school
@@chrispykriss I mean if we're adding trucks into the mix, this entire list is fucked. And then the trucks are fucked when we add in trains. Understand the context to my comment first homie.
God this has to be some of the most entertaining content. I giggled the entire time watching this and you don't have an idea of how badly I needed that. Keep it up guys, we love it
There are plenty inline 4 engines bigger than 3.2L. The first that come to mind are truck engines like the isuzu 4he1 and 4hk1 which are 4.8 and 5.2L or even the 4bd1 3.9L which was used in land rovers
you missed the 5.1L single cylinder used in Field Marshall tractors... Or the 10L single cylinder in a lanz bulldog It makes a great noise and can do some party tricks like run both directions or hit 0rpm
Largest inline 6 that I know of is the Cummins KTA19, a 19 liter inline 6 that is used with marine applications. For v12 the Cummins KTA38 is a 38 Liter marine engine (literally 2 KTA19’s slapped together on a joined crank). As for the largest production v16 I know of, the Cummins KTA50 marine engine is 50 Liters of glory.
I'm a naval architect and marine engineer and I've had the chance to see and work with marine low-speed diesel engines. The amount of power they can pull is almost unbelievable, and they're extremely efficient.
I worked in the factory where they made those Triumph Rocket engines. It was so much pain to put them in the CNC machine as it was required to put them standing up and they were so heavy.
If the definition of an engine is a machine that extracts energy from a temperature difference and converts it to rotational movement, then the largest engine on Earth is a hurricane.
You forget the GMT fiat 1060 (1060mm was the bore). It was the biggest engine ever built. I work in the factory in Trieste, Italy where these beasts use to built those in response of the Suez Canal crisis.
You totally skipped the ultimate example of "When Uncle Sam called MOPAR answered", the Chrysler A57 Multibank a 30-cylinder engine. When The US was ramping up M3 and M4 tank production for lend/lease they needed more engines fast so Chrysler dreamed up the A57 which was FIVE existing 251 cu inch flat-head inline 6 engines frankensteined together around a central shaft with a total of nearly 21L displacement. This was equipped on over 7600 tanks that went to the Brits and the Russians.
Dude! Did you do a skit on Key and Peele season 1 episode 4 at around 8:00 into the episode?…. If not, that guy is your doppelgänger! He even sounds like you!
Got to work on Wärtsilä 14RTflex-96c...That's actually 1828 liters per cylinder. It was not even enough to reach the ship's designed speed - so electric shaft motors (2 x 9MW) are there to help... These engines on the ship series I've been on are already de-rated (and a newer propeller design installed) for better low speed performance and better fuel efficiency.
When you said “ if you’re a cylinder queen” I died because when people obsess over how many cylinders they have l, it always cracks me up. Especially now, cylinders don’t determine shit,
Why dont we see up to speed anymore?? I could watch James all day do up to speed. . . . . . even if im not fond of the vehicle he just has a way to keep a guy hangin on lol. . . . . . MORE POWER BABY!!!! ALL THEM BUFF HORSES from my crazy cousin Karl
Upvote this comment, we need more Up To Speed!
They've already done all the easy picks for subjects for that series. Some of them a couple times. I'd imagine some new ones are in the works and they'll start another run of them when they have a few to put out, but at this point they're kind of scraping the bottom of the barrel of things to talk about that a wide audience will know and care about
Since it all comes directly off the top of James's head we are waiting for the horses inside to juice back up and be buffer than ever in order for more information to be retainable. Once information has been retained the formation process can start, random lightning strikes will occur and lives will be lost... But we will atoeast get another up to speed in due time.
His dad came back. Fought him for Up To Speed and won. Then left with it.
Smokeys fiero
The Wärtsilä-Sulzer RTA96-C is not 1828 liters in total, but 1828 liters per cylinder!
The combined displacement is 25578 liters.
I have worked on one of these engines when I was a sailor. Cool stuff.
And the largest 4 Cyl Sure AF isnt in a car - Wartsila 4L20 is 8.8L per cylinder, MAN make similar. This list was a joke
Absolutely insane
Anyone down to try and swap it into a miata?
@@mycosys cry about it
James's idea of turning one into a small house is actually sick, imagine living in an engine, that'd be dope as hell
My grandpa was an engineer on oil tanker ships back in the 60s-80s. I remember seeing a photo of him doing something to a cylinder when they were stuck in the middle of the ocean. He was using a 9inch grinder while he was standing inside the cylinder and there was another 2 guys in the hole aswell haha
yeah they probably had waukesha engines
That pic sure would be cool to show off especially for ur g-pa
What the hell would you be using such an aggressive tool inside of a low tolerance engine cylinder for lmao
@@GlorifiedGremlin lol those ship engine are not low tolerance those mf can take a beating and run the nastiest fuel
@@GlorifiedGremlin they can take a beating and aren’t really low tolerance, but a 9inch grinder is aggressive indeed, but he said they were stuck at sea, and they only have one engine, so u gotta do what u gotta do
For those who might be interested, the ship engine has cylinders so large, you can stand in them, with arms stretched out, & NOT touch the sides, yet they are so simple to fix.
I loved hearing it’s a 2-cycle. Like damn I should put that in my weedeater
I mean….something that big with a super complicated engine, would probably scare the companies that oder them. Simple, powerful, reliable, and cheap is what they’re going for.
12:45 “and weighs 2,300 TONS, or 8 nolan’s” 😭
I bet the guys are simultaneously relieved and disappointed when a sponsor says they don't want a funny/creative ad 😂
Were they every really funny though? :/
@@CampusSouth the Valvoline and Keeps ads are pretty good (for ads) 🤣
Also funny that they didn't put a marker for the ad at the bottom of the screen like usual. The sponsor was a total stick in the mud.
Fun add- Jeremiah or James
Boring add - the guy with long hair and Nolan
@@CampusSouth yes.
Idk how often you hear it but the fact that you guys mark your in video ads with the little yellow bar at the bottom is just great just shows how much you guys actually care about your subs not just putting a video out for money and makes me watch the whole ad as a thank you lmao
Yep.
Me with Vanced: da fuk is an ad?
As a YT premium subscriber I love it. I’m supporting the channel as is and don’t need the ad.
Actually, it's better to use "Chapter points" on the RED play Bar😉 But It's Only been "Something" that very few You-tubers are going to Use, They want the SPONSORS!
(Some in the 10 Million + range, & are Self Supporting use it👍)
They do good work on there ads I watch most and enjoy when company's allow them to make comedy sketches either way got to support
9:18 The telephone gag was absolutely amazing. James' deadpan delivery, the editing and sound effects were perfect. I rewatched this part 3 times. Donut's editing is a big inspiration for me!
You should watch (old school) FunHaus then lmao
didnt know you watched donut
1:51 "alright so maybe 3 cylinders aren't enough cylinders for you. maybe you're a real cylinder queen" has me dying 💀💀💀
miata owners be like “it’ll fit”
4:02
Got your sign backwards there… This says greater than 100HP.
5:02
Torque units aren’t LB/FT, but LB-FT.
No it doesnt say greater than 100 it says less google it😊
@@user-yd7mt5vc6g nope it's definitely greater than lol
@@user-yd7mt5vc6g Dont know what weird stuff you googling freindo but > is greater than.
@@user-yd7mt5vc6g pinecone
@@eeelbs actually what ever number the open side points to it greater than
If you're counting locomotives you missed biggest inline 6's and 12's. Fairbanks Morse made some massive opposing piston designs
I would've loved to see Napier Deltic engines. Triangle Opposed Piston Engines.
The clearly weren't even counting buses and trucks - then for some reason inc the 96C
They even missed the cat c-18, a 18 liter, 1000 horsepower inline 6 in semi trucks, fire trucks and even in boats.
@@Pretender1147 I agree that would have been awesome to see one of those on the list!
@@timothywood3452 Yup, atleast the DD16 made the cut tho..
James needs to pursue the seaplane record... Seems achievable
Also another large V12 is the AVDS-1790-5B, used in various tanks including the m60 Patton. It is still currently used in the M88A2 recovery vehicle. The 1790 is because it is 1790ci or 29.3L
Will it Fit Into a Miata
Biggest turbos/superchargers? Would be kinda cool.
no wait, the most wipple horse power put to an engine, you got somthing here, there are some engines that have been modified with twin and even triple turbos, or twin supershargers to over clock the engine well beyond its limits, thats what the video could be about, the most over tuned engines
biggest supercharger would be the one on that Wartsila 96C 14 Cylinder 2 stroke
@@vannancoull-barnes4997 Supra RZ with superchargers could be interesting.
@@cowmath77 👍😂
@@GuninGames like what? Devel 16?
I did telecom for some of the gold mines in Northern Nevada years and years ago. While I never worked directly with the mining dump trucks, I definitely got to see them up close and personal several times. They were massive. Absolutely mind-blowing massive. Got to walk through one of their dump truck bays one time and saw a guy changing out the oil with a giant 30 gallon drum. lol
What? Was that cool, SlammedZero?
@@purwantiallan5089 Well, I thought so. Was a unique life experience.
Donut videos have been a blessing during this aftermath after hurricane Fiona passed here in Puerto Rico. Keep it up guys. I'll stay watching for as long as the cell towers still have diesel
Hope ur getting thru it my guy. Devastated about the outcome. Stay safe
🇵🇷🔥🙏
Hope all is well and your family is good.
blessings from the Netherlands
Best production 18 cylinder was the Pratt and Whitney R-2800 Double Wasp. It was radial piston, air cooled, 2800CID or 47L, built-in supercharger. On the Republic P-47 Thunderbolt, the R-2800 also had a Turbine-Supercharger (turbo) that was the size of 2 truck tires.
The in-line 5 is also one of my personal favorites. Glad to see another man of good taste
or a V5 honda engine
This video proves why James is a comedy genius. He made ridiculous engine sizes and orientations way funnier than they should be. Kudos Pumphrey!
Are you actually saying this guy was funny?
@@Inspadave Humor is subjective
I wouldn't call him funny, but definitely entertaining
2:54 That’s over 29 bottles of 23 ounce Faygo bottles.
As soon as he said Faygo I about flipped, I think James or someone at Donut is a Juggalo. Whoop Whoop!
13:13 i bet it fits in a miata
That Three 6 Mafia reference was hilarious cuz it came out of nowhere 🤣 😂 I'm surprised he knew what Three 6 mafia was lol ( there were my favorite group group of rappers growing up& still are...along with project pat & a few other ppl from their label)
I went to college near a big naval yard and some big warship was being dismantled so they gave the college one of the bilge pumps which was basically a massive 2 cylinder about the size of a caravan. It was so big that you could climb down through the valves on the top and sit on top of the piston inside the cylinder. We used to use it as a smoking shelter when it was raining.
What ended up happening with it? That sounds very fascinating
@@HPsawus I'm not sure, it was just in the yard behind the engineering workshops for the 3 years that I was at the college. I wouldn't be surprised if it's still there but I haven't been past that way in many years
Need more up to speed eps, I realise it's hard researching everything on a particular make or model.
I'd love to see an episode on the Australian Ford Falcon and be happy to help provide information to help make it happen x
Au falcon 🤮🤮🤮
@@tobycooper4639 less hate towards cars and more hate towards recurrent for turning donut into the revolving door we have now :(
They're done with it. They did what matters, some twice. That would get no views.
@@Grossassness you from aus
@@tobycooper4639 no the thing looks absolutely shit but I was just trying to make a point about respecting tastes lol
James talked about TRAINS, PLANES, and !!!AUTOMOBILES!!! This is the greatest channel ever!
The Fairbanks Morse 38 8 1/8 two-stroke OP engine is probably the most famous FM engine. In the Defense Industry, that engine powered multiple classes of ships and submarines and is still in service today. FMD also makes the Colt-Pielstick Diesel Engines on several other classes of combat ships.
9:50 never expected to see this in the channel (Also the one that was shown was i think an EMD 20-710 as it was the 20 cylinder version)
Once UTS comes back, I'd love for them to do an episode on EMD. EMD has such a rich history and has it's ties to the Automotive world too.
Just like many others that were missed, Cummins had a 19.0 liter engine for over the road semi's, the KTTA.
13:30 definitely fits in a miata
For V16, the Caterpillar 3516 could've made it into the list. Quad turbo 69.0L (nice) V16 Diesel engine. It is used on marine and land applications.
I would love a D-list of Plane Engines
My personal favorite of this sort is the 39L H-24 Napier Sabre which put out nearly 3,000 Horsepower in its latest variants
In regards to largest I4 production engines, the vauxhall 30/98 e type had a sidevalve I4 that was 4.5L which was produced in the late teens/early 20s.
John deer makes a 2.9l 3 cylender tractor.
Or cummins bt4 4 cylinder 3.9l and more common
The GE90 that's found on the 777 had an industrial generator version that made 90K HP... I love jet engines so much.
Youve gotta be joking the ge90 is absolutely massive thats insane💀
That's a baby. GE makes 500,000+ horsepower gas turbines for large scale electricity production. Just check out the GE 7HA.
I'm more interested in piston and radial engines than turbofan or turbojet or lord forbit ramjets.
@12:50 the "8 Nolans" joke almost made me choke on my drink!
Even if successfully connected to the supra, the engine is so large and heavy, it would rotate the supra turning it into a pile of scraps
That train engine still blows my mind
5:41 F-me, I totally thought that 'Donut' logo was a video graphic. It's real. Blew my mind but then I'm pretty high right now.
F
MAN 9L 58/64
4 Stroke 9 Zylinders
Each 169 Liters displacement total 1521 Liter
428 Rpm Fixed Speed
3 Bar / 44 PSI Boost @ 100% Load
17131 full sized horses
281'144 Nm of Torque or 152'941 foot pound !
And an unbeleavabile Sound of the Low RPM Engine the Exhaust Platform.
Each time a valve Opens a deep base soundwave exit the Exhaust.
You feel that in the entire Body up there.
Doesn't the Boss Hoss classify as a production motorcycle?
I believe it does.
Right? Can't believe they fucked that up.
I think the logic is that those use a V8 intended for cars and trucks and the triumph was developed specifically for the rocket.
@@thabrownieviking fair point
@@thabrownieviking i think they just thoroughly screwed the pooch on most of em
Im trying to imagine how big the turbo would need to be for the last engine…
well it has four... and the diameter of the rotor is about 6 feet. and it still spins at over 10k RPM
It would give the Earth torque steer
@@TimHunold any honda guy can handle that torque steer, piece of cake.
@@johnpeterson4204 wait really 👀
@@tom95001 Well technical yes. They have four. However they usually run on 3 until the load is high enough. All of the vessels that had the 14 cylinder engines installed, have since decomissioned the 4th turbo due to change of speed in the last 10 years. The diameter of the turbine is more like 4 feet, but they are an axial design, so more efficient than regular radial turbos.
When i worked for Caterpillar they made a generator for a cruise ship, and after it was put together it was too big to fit out the loading bay, so they cut the end off the building
Lmaooo they cut the end off the building that’s wild
Pics or it didn't happen
@@zedalba lmao you saw how big the engine in the video was I’d assume the one caterpillar made was just as big
@@317NEETz This was in 2008, so i don't have pictures. After the engine, radiator, fuel tank and outer canopy were all put together it was twice the size as the loading bay, the whole thing put together was about 7m x 7m x 20m, it had its own staircases, so they turned 2 loading bays into 1 by cutting the end off the building, not that big of a deal when the factory is a massive steel frame anyways. Im sure they knew this when they took the order.
'How big is the biggest production V8?'
- For roadgoing, the biggest I know of is the Scania DC16, for stationary, the Cat 3508 goes on that list as a candidate.
I think the wartsila RT-flex 96c has around 1828 litres per cylinder. I believe it has 14 cylinders so it would have 25600 litres of total displacement.
You are correct
I'm not even a motorcycle guy and I know there's a V8 one called the Boss Hoss, wonder what happened there...
4:05, that's the MORE THAN symbol guys. Come on this is basic shit. The Less than symbol is int he same direction as an L <
sigh
Actually locomotives aren’t really driven by engines. The engine generates electrical power which goes to the prime movers (for non foamers: the electric motors where the wheels are).
Detroit tech here. Love seeing this stuff pop on on the channels I watch on TH-cam. Have been watching your videos since before I even thought of becoming a tech. And this channel was a big part of my motivation to go to school
i love donut media ⚡️
Same
I love Donuts. 😬
Me too
you know the engines getting big when they need a cat walk and start with air
Those ship engines are so big, you can walk through a hatch to access the crank case interior. They’re mind boggling big.
The production quality and effort gone into the editing have really been superb lately. Loving all the sound effects!
Wait, that cadillac v8 wasn't even gms biggest engine at the time. The gmc 637 is their biggest production v8.
Wait, Scania makes a 16 litre v8 (976 ci)
@@chrispykriss I mean if we're adding trucks into the mix, this entire list is fucked. And then the trucks are fucked when we add in trains. Understand the context to my comment first homie.
Caterpillar made the d17000, i think it Was líke 26+L, only made 176 hp haha
God this has to be some of the most entertaining content. I giggled the entire time watching this and you don't have an idea of how badly I needed that. Keep it up guys, we love it
You speak for yourself, most of us miss the old donut
How do you figure out a misfire?
The 48 cylinder guy: don't know don't care.
There are plenty inline 4 engines bigger than 3.2L. The first that come to mind are truck engines like the isuzu 4he1 and 4hk1 which are 4.8 and 5.2L or even the 4bd1 3.9L which was used in land rovers
The Dodge Viper is one of the best v10 engine ever made
the dodge viper is an engine?
Output of hp and tourqe compared to displacement is a complete joke to be fair, not an outstanding engine at all
you missed the 5.1L single cylinder used in Field Marshall tractors... Or the 10L single cylinder in a lanz bulldog It makes a great noise and can do some party tricks like run both directions or hit 0rpm
they put 4 of those last ones in aircraft carriers as a backup to the reactors. the specs on those are monstrous
thats a big engine !
Largest inline 6 that I know of is the Cummins KTA19, a 19 liter inline 6 that is used with marine applications. For v12 the Cummins KTA38 is a 38 Liter marine engine (literally 2 KTA19’s slapped together on a joined crank). As for the largest production v16 I know of, the Cummins KTA50 marine engine is 50 Liters of glory.
Donut Media should've brought back UP TO SPEED like in 2017.
10:25 spanish plane! Finaly i see something spanish in here! Love ur videos guys! For when a video about the seat brand? greetings from Spain!
Watching these videos is like having to go to work, but needing to watch one more video 🥲
Being tasked to fit that last engine into a supra is nightmare fuel.
I love the energy in this video when he was constantly just slapping the numbers up there! 😂
"Eight Nolans" was wildddd
That 96C will definitely fit in my miata
I'm a naval architect and marine engineer and I've had the chance to see and work with marine low-speed diesel engines. The amount of power they can pull is almost unbelievable, and they're extremely efficient.
Donut: biggest production V8 is Caddilac's
Scania: am i a joke to you?
I thought donut was Woke ....until 666 referenced Khazarian Mafia...@8:40
I worked in the factory where they made those Triumph Rocket engines. It was so much pain to put them in the CNC machine as it was required to put them standing up and they were so heavy.
9:28
mtu detroit diesel 16v4000 with 76,3 litres: pathetic.
9:20 this bit is a fcking masterpiece
If the definition of an engine is a machine that extracts energy from a temperature difference and converts it to rotational movement, then the largest engine on Earth is a hurricane.
I love the sophomore-in-media-arts effects in this thing
As someone who listens to many Donut episodes in the background, the random use of the Snapchat sound had me looking my phone every time I heard it.
Imagine an engine as big as the last one, running at 1000 rpms
as a peruvian dota player, i heckin love the Ford Gaa
That engine at the end could be a cool storm shelter!
The whiplash scene did it for me!!!😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
Dude that Filth Shirt is sick!!! Respect to the Kentucky Cobra!
13:01 miata owners be like
"Yeah that'll fit in"😂😂
You forget the GMT fiat 1060 (1060mm was the bore). It was the biggest engine ever built. I work in the factory in Trieste, Italy where these beasts use to built those in response of the Suez Canal crisis.
“2300 tons! Or 8 Nolans!” 😂 how does he keep a straight face! 😅
You guys should do an episode on the monster jam monster trucks. Be interesting to talk about those engines and stuff.
Mitsubishi's 8m21-4 v8 engine is 21L engine used in Fuso trucks is much larger than Chevy's 10.3L.
You totally skipped the ultimate example of "When Uncle Sam called MOPAR answered", the Chrysler A57 Multibank a 30-cylinder engine. When The US was ramping up M3 and M4 tank production for lend/lease they needed more engines fast so Chrysler dreamed up the A57 which was FIVE existing 251 cu inch flat-head inline 6 engines frankensteined together around a central shaft with a total of nearly 21L displacement. This was equipped on over 7600 tanks that went to the Brits and the Russians.
Dude! Did you do a skit on Key and Peele season 1 episode 4 at around 8:00 into the episode?…. If not, that guy is your doppelgänger! He even sounds like you!
6:13 I got an Eldorado with one of those in it
I studied Marine Engineering and we worked with much smaller, but still needing stairs, engines made for sea vessels
"... or 8 Nolans"
I spewed coffee from my nostrils. That was good!
Got to work on Wärtsilä 14RTflex-96c...That's actually 1828 liters per cylinder.
It was not even enough to reach the ship's designed speed - so electric shaft motors (2 x 9MW) are there to help...
These engines on the ship series I've been on are already de-rated (and a newer propeller design installed) for better low speed performance and better fuel efficiency.
the nolan jokes always catch me off-guard
When you said “ if you’re a cylinder queen” I died because when people obsess over how many cylinders they have l, it always cracks me up. Especially now, cylinders don’t determine shit,
"Come on dude I've done this before. We totally can slip in the engine while the transmissions attached"
*Looking at the Wärtsilä*
Nnnnnope
that tiny house joke is funny af
290 hp at 1500 rpm is 1000 ft lbs of torque . That’s insane for a 4 cylinder engine from that time.