Two four cylinder engines that changed the world (1) Coventry Climax FWP, (2) Ford Cosworth BDA without them we would still stuck with iron blocks and two valves per cylinder. The Cosworth was important because it changed the valve included angle which did two things it introduced tumble swirl to the incoming air charge and made the valves less likely to crash unless grossly over over revved
Well I was hate to ask now I have a 2017 Buick Regal t where did this little 4-cylinder rank out of the top 10 and also for reliability I thought I had a happy four-cylinder with a Turbo😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The s2k was an incredible chassis and the f20 was a marvel of engineering. 125hp per liter NA is not easy to achieve without significant R&D. How was it trash lmao, just because it can’t handle boost? It was never meant for that.
The VAG 1.8t should definitely be in the top ten. It's very easy to get 400+ house power out of a stock block with very little money.
From the UK here. Good start on engine choice. The ecotec I currently run but we call them vauxhall. Liked the video alot 👍
What about the srt4 in the dodge neon?
Two four cylinder engines that changed the world (1) Coventry Climax FWP, (2) Ford Cosworth BDA without them we would still stuck with iron blocks and two valves per cylinder.
The Cosworth was important because it changed the valve included angle which did two things it introduced tumble swirl to the incoming air charge and made the valves less likely to crash unless grossly over over revved
Sabaru? @10:23
Well I was hate to ask now I have a 2017 Buick Regal t where did this little 4-cylinder rank out of the top 10 and also for reliability I thought I had a happy four-cylinder with a Turbo😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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The S2000 was trash and so was the engine that's why you had to do engine swaps what are you talking about
The s2k was an incredible chassis and the f20 was a marvel of engineering. 125hp per liter NA is not easy to achieve without significant R&D. How was it trash lmao, just because it can’t handle boost? It was never meant for that.