1/16 scale 327 Chevy engine that runs...

[TownsendsFJR1300]

This site was forwarded to me earlier today. It is a 1/16 scale 327 chevrolet engine. The craftmanship is really unbelievable... Enjoy.

My typo, it is 1/6 scale...

https://www.moyermade.com/chevyV8.html

 

[ponyfool]

I wonder if it puts out 22 horsepower (1/16 of 365 of the original).

OK, I misread it. It's 1/6 scale, so I wonder if it puts out a whopping 60 hp????? That would be AMAZING if it did!

Pretty cool though!

 

[Capt. Bob]

Honey,

I shrunk the mill!

 

[bikesniffer]

This site was forwarded to me earlier today. It is a 1/16 scale 327 chevrolet engine. The craftmanship is really unbelievable... Enjoy.
https://www.moyermade.com/chevyV8.html

isn't it 1/6 scale?

 

[ionbeam]

Is this GM's prototype for a fuel efficient engine? It would certainly clean up the engine bay since this engine could almost be put in the glove box.

(It is 1/6 scale.)

 

[canyonman]

Amazing! just the time spent making the tooling is crazy. 8years from when he started till it first ran thats some dedication.

Should make around 1.2 hp little dude only displaces 1.1cu in

 

[Bustanut joker]

Even better stuff here. Seen these fellas in Toledo last year at the R.C Show.. Awesome stuff!

The v 10 Viper was way cool!

https://www.conleyprecision.com

:jester:

 

[canyonman]

Even better stuff here. Seen these fellas in Toledo last year at the R.C Show.. Awesome stuff! The v 10 Viper was way cool!

https://www.conleyprecision.com

:jester:

Yep thats even better sounds like a runner.

When I was a kid I used to go to that RC show with my old man.

 

[650cent]

Maybe you guys have seen this before but I'll post it anyway. https://www.metacafe.com/watch/340983/man_d...ates_a_ferrari/ It even sounds like a Ferrari.

Bill

 

[Bustanut joker]

Nope, hadn't seen that before Bill.

Amazing what some guys can do ain't it.

:jester:

 

[Joe2Lmaker]

"The head and block began as billet aluminum that have been painstakingly machined on a Bridgeport-style mill."

Damn! "painstaking" is a good word to describe that. I can't imagine doing that on a Bridgeport. I would not enjoy that at all.