F1 engine test

[91nbtsi]

I think I have seen that before, that is awesome. Sounds a little rev happy:)

[slow90gsx]

if that dosent put a smile on your face there is something wrong!

[94NDTA]

Freakin awesome. So much technology. Inconel headers are sexy as hell.

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[PSiedTSi]

that was sweet

[legacy-user-33]

If you have the big bucks, you can buy used Ferrari parts from Michael and Rubin's car at Ferrari's f1 website.

[stephen bradley]

I will take two of them

[Sweet-WRX-Lovin]

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[Schwanger]

This isn't an F1 it's a Formula SAE car. It uses an I4 motorcycle engine. I think this car used a Honda F4i motor.

[stephen bradley]

Old motor 03 but you get the idea.
Output of the BMW P83 is over 900 bhp.

• Maximum engine speed is 19,200 rpm.
• In a race, engine speed is limited to 19,000 rpm.
• Idle speed is 4,000 rpm.
• The engine weighs less than 90 kilograms.
• It completes a distance of 500 kilometres before undergoing revision.
  Total production of the BMW P83 is 200 units, ten of which the team takes
  to each race.
• Before being phased out the engine will have received 1,388 upgrade
  modifications.
• It comprises around 5,000 individual components, 1,000 of them different.
  The air intake volume is 1,995 cubic metres per hour.
• Maximum piston acceleration is 10,000g.
• Piston speed peaks at 40 metres per second and averages 25 metres per
  second.
• Exhaust temperatures of up to 950 degrees are reached.
• Maximum air temperature in the pneumatic system is 250 degrees.
• The ultra-high-speed 130R turn at Suzuka with its lateral load of 4g poses
  the greatest challenge to the oil system.
• The BMW P83 endured the highest full-throttle proportion on the Monza
  circuit at 73 per cent per lap.
• At the Monaco Grand Prix, the transmission and engine have to withstand
  an average 3,100 gear changes.
• The engine block and cylinder head are made of cast aluminium and are
  manufactured at the BMW Formula One foundry in Landshut using a
  special thin-wall casting method.
• BMW Munich handles, among other things the manufacture of the
  crankshaft (steel), camshaft (case-hardened steel) and camshaft covers, as
  well as processing of the cylinder head and crankcase. The oil system and
  engine electronics also stem from BMW Munich

[91nbtsi]

Schwanger wrote:
This isn't an F1 it's a Formula SAE car. It uses an I4 motorcycle engine. I think this car used a Honda F4i motor.

First F4i engine I have seen using two headers with that big of collectors... I think you might be incorrect, take another look.

[PSiedTSi]

stephen bradley wrote:

• Maximum engine speed is 19,200 rpm.

shit dsms can rev that high too...a guy at devils run seems to think its a common thing to rev into 5 digits with a dsm that has a backseat full of "nitro"