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Old 01-04-2012, 07:08 AM
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Default Amazing world's smallest V12

http://www.wimp.com/tiniestengine/

Just incredible!!
Old 01-04-2012, 09:37 AM
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wow thats amazing... I know a v12 that will fit in a 951 with a mere 500 squirrel power
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Love the way he knife edged the crank and polished it. Turning the lobes on the cams....awesome. Great find Patrick, thanks for posting.
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pretty cool how the cams are set up and how the cylinders are removable
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That's impressive!
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In case you hadn't seen this. Even more impressive!

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oh. my. god.

15 years, and 4000 hours? holy ****--build a car you can drive!
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Not for the impatient.
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Lol, seen some v8's like that. They sound like mini dragsters!!

BTW... Squirrel power ftw!

PS, wonder if that would pass emissions in California...
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I wonder what he used for the ignition system?
Or is the compression so high it runs like a diesel??
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Yeah, I'm not even sure how that thing is running. Maybe just air powered for the demonstration. There seems to be nothing coming out of the exhaust?
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Awesome!
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That's two talented dudes
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I've seen this before. And while very impressive machine work... It's not a running V-12. It's a V-12 powered by compressed air. There is no combustion taking place.

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