World's Biggest Street Engine, 1001 cui 

Call it the economy model, since you’ll never have to use the gas pedal. Lmao

🤣🤣🤣 right!!!

Yes

When I had my ls2 gto that's about how I drove it to annoy tailgaters

@Steve Gregg Guaranteed it makes more than just 100hp idling. I'd say it probably has at least 300 at idle. It's 1650 at only 6500 rpm.

The avg American cant afford a sheet of plywood right now.

I'm the next gen and I love v8 s trying to bring my friends into it to

i race wissota midwest modifieds and i been getting into motors big time lately only 22 rn been watching motor building videos every day only V8s of course lol

@@Minty_cr_125_rider yeah v8s any engine so long it is not inline 3.

Ha!! In 2020 i was supposed to go to a national tournement for auto mechanics because i was able to fully dis-assemble and re-assemble a pushrod 4-cylinder all while explaining what the purpose of each different part was. Sadly they let all schools out early and i never got to compete. This still makes me sad 2 years later

NOT GOOD ENOUGH ..

Rpm limiter 10000 ?

@@szymon6207 oh hell no

For a small freight sled delivery fee of 50k😅

FAACTS.

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One ended up in a corvette if you can find the video but it wasnt driven

@Wayne Smith yup. 300 to 950 between idle and.....1500? 😆 🤣 😂

if you are still alive, how you know this?

​@AugustoV8Cesar Multiply or divide by 61 to make the conversion between liters and cubic inches.

LoL

That engine should be mounted in a pickup truck so the entire truck bed can be made into a gas tank.

larry785 lol. good 1

Naw... Install the engine in the middle of the truck bed actually... It would be a wheelie machine... Like the one from the 70's

This engines fuel mileage wouldn’t be rated in miles per gallon but gallons per mile!

The only thing better than cubic inches are rectangular dollars. I got that one from a guy 30+ years ago with a BMW rated at 440hp but it was a sleeper. The guy had cars with big engines too though.

yes there is - especially when it is a 2 valve pushrod moron motor... 3500HP - 4.3L V6 - tame enough to drive to get groceries

@@godslayer1415 biggest load of horse shit I’ve ever read. There is no Chevy v6 pushing 3,500hp. Let alone any v6 on this earth.

@@Sackmatters Well ETS managed to push their R35 GTR to 3500hp with its V6

​@@marionauno8850that's a. Billet block. Nothing Nissan there

I reckon, to start, it would get better than 0 miles per gallon if it were attached to something that actually moved.

Pianoman 70s style Bahahaha!!! Valid point you have there :)

+Pianoman 70s style Like a prop on a jet boat, but the prop would be on the back of the car. That way, when the BLM racists block the road, you just put them through the meat grinder.

don rutter , hell yeah also power engines are not about mpg

Grindin' the dark meat...

HAR! Or even into a riding lawn mower for the weekly whiskey and ammunition and whiskey run!

Those broke ass do nothing's no way 🤣

sir it would appear you have some car on your engine

If your lucky!

More like 10 Gallons/Foot.

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10 gallons a mile

Need a gasoline tanker to follow any car with this engine in it.

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Yes.. But,those big,clunky engines redlined below 3,000 rpm and had a power output of about 19 h.p.

@@charliechristie2949 They were making about 500hp on shitty gas. Thanks for playing tho.

@@Francis_Castiglione I was talking about the 18L engines of the 30's and 40's......all rated at around 50bhp......I don't know what engines or years you were refering to.

@@charliechristie2949 The Ford GAA and GAF 18 liter tank engines? They were rated between 450 and 500hp on like 80 octane gasoline.

2 stroke diesels... supercharged or turbocharged have been the most efficient for decades... That is why they ate used in generating plants. Maybe you are referring to some truck engine from the early 60's?

There are also 959, 903, 864, and many others

These are for detecting knocking on any of the cylinders.

@@tobiasdierks Stay with me.... it's a JOKE...

Keep dreaming bud

TomBom292 lmao

don't forget to remove the "gay" first...

TomBom292 put the Civics were designed to keep in the trunk of your car In case you have a flat /blowout.😀

I'll make that with the excuse of an accord that I have that suckered me out of scoring a real car a 71' Malibu

this is definitely a drag engine so probably making close 2k now they need to spray it

actually did some research makes 1600 on e85

@@noahstuart4046 You know the 5.4L in the Ford Gt wasn't a drag engine either, but can be tuned to 2500hp.

@@kramnull8962it’s not NA though.

Seen a few 418-440 ci throttle body Clevelands making over 1000hp NA race gas.This monster is most likely over 2000-2500hp.

You must have an enormous hole.

Would not want to be you...?!?!?! must hurt.

...and you can type at the same time? now thats control!...........

Genital Motors!

hahah nice

Or Prius's, Camrys, Corolas, and they Sure as HELL don't deduct FICA Social Security and Medicare form the posted speed limit.

yohan strauss a stock 2jz will never produce more power than this thing is making just sitting there at idle... also, you cant compare a production engine to a special built engine, its like comparing your girlfriends valentines day "show" to a strip club in vegas... you just cant do it

Hey hidden? Not to tell you how to think, bro, but the quality of the reactor could have been fenominal, for all we know. The problem is that a nation built on nothing but shifting tectonic plates thinks they need something that really ought to be built on solid ground somewhere less at the mercy of the nearby(surrounding) ocean. But, hell, they got ALL DONE building the WPPS plant in Satsop, WA off St. Rt. 8on the way to Aberseen and ONLY THEN figured out it was on a fault line. Bottom line: Stupid know no borders or budget. Peace!

Andrew delong Shhhhhhhhhhhh shhhhhhhhhhhh It's gonna be okay, now. Calm down. Juuust, caaaaaalm down.

***** Wow. Thanks for the insight. You obviously followed Fukashima a lot more closely than I. No doubt money talks. As to who owns the alphabet networks, CNN and the like, One of them is Reuport Murdock, another would be George Soros( or however its spelled) and just whoever has a big enough stake in pulling down the stars and stripes once and for all.

less than one lol

how many smiles per gallon ?

willie moon 1001(;

***** if you see me driving my 69 HOSS429 mustang I will be smiling .. it`s my avatar picture ...

all of them

Free Dumb

+RoninTXBR549 The Packard Marine V12 was classified as 2500 Cubic Inch but really only were 2490 Cubic Inch Can you imagine three of those side by side running full throttle. and when they were running at night they would only run one motor not only to save fuel but since they were running close proximity to Islands occupied by the Japanese they need to run quiet.. My Father was in the Army Air Corps in the South Pacific in the islands around New Zealand and was in Motor Pool and worked on everything from Packard V12 PT Boats, Rolls Royce Merlin Plane Engines and your Typical Dodge 6X6 but the Dodge Design was also built by Studebaker, and GM..Not sure about ford. but I am sure Ford was building something... General Motors in Linden New Jersey was building Planes and would tow the planes across Highway RT 1 to what is now Linden Airport...

RoninTXBR549 I'd bet my life that this engine makes more power and that it's way easier to reproduce. Plus street engine means it's made to be put into cars that are able to drive on the street. Plane engines don't count

This engine was designed and built for a car though. An aircraft engine is an aircraft engine.

+Jakob Faxholm That is AWESOME!!!! Thanks for posting this. :) Fellow gear-head, since birth.

3:1 mix of pure methanol and ricer blood

I was insinuating that it's loud and obnoxious. Ricers are just annoying.

Winning! (< quote from drugged-out, burned-out, aging Charlie Sheen)

lol, some of the fastest shit i seen on the track is in the 300+ ci range. Theres alot to be said about less weight overall and so forth when you want to go fast. Yeah, this is a bad ass engine, so is the supercharged 331 i heard first, then saw at el paso. Shit sounded like star wars going by.

No replacement for displacement.

smaller V8s mean more stupid possiblities. like my dream, a 2L V8 hybrid motorcycle. >:]

@@lukasharmon4965 v8 motorcycle that's awsome idea redline of 8000rpm, cross crank, carburated the sound will indeed be marvelous

izzy ravenlock. Think of the size of the generater it could power. 2'000 volts anyone.

Yes, 2 of them!

Gtr would destroy this lump off shit

Phil Speakman gtr lol not

blitz krieg he is a fanboy he will stay delusional for the rest of his life

Rule 1 for Horsepower building - there is No replacement for displacement

Rotating the planet is a good application

Lmao....that was funny. Good One!

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You can push a 20 team of Clydesdales through each pack on the deck, and have Triple Whoppers shittin out the headers in three seconds!

mas32259 who cares

Do you even know what you're talking about? Since you know of so many production engines in that size, who exactly manufactures them? I'm assuming you're referring to heavy equipment engines, which are that big and yes are also bigger, but would never be referred to as a "street engine". Also, didn't you know that everything posted on the internet is entirely true? Its in the Geneva conventions.

Brian Fabrizio Caterpillar makes diesels up to 200 Liters in displacement for electric power generation. You can re purpose many of the smaller diesels for use in a car, with heavy modification, the same way it would require modification to use this engine in any car. Sound like you think youtube is the only web page on the internet.

I agree Dude, when I was a kid there were quite a few aero-engined specials that aped the mamoth auto-engined racers of the early 20thC. Putting massive plant and truck engines into cars was also popular. There was another RU-vid clip made by people claiming to make the biggest outboard motor in the world but they had clearly never seen V12 longtails storming up the ChaoPraya river.

Brian Fabrizio Well, leaving Diesels out of the way (largest being the Wartsila Sulzer RTA96C 14 cylinders, 107390 hp@102RPM for 25480l of displacement, and a few million foot-pounds of torque) the largest gasoline engine I know about is the P&W Wasp Major; 71.5l displacement for 3500hp in some of it's variants (largest production engine, as there were a few test engines for the B36 that were larger, but "one of a kind" thingies). I think in the 30's Fiat also made a race car that used a 28l engine, but I doubt it was a "production" engine.

I imagine the biggest motorboat engine would be on the biggest ship. The engines are the size of a gymnasium.

I think it is worse..2 gallons per mile..lol!

Probably 2 gallons to the mile ! LOL

How about a 69 corvette with som modification, shown in the latest video I mentioned earlier

nah camaros look so much cooler.

Jakob Faxholm theres a 69 charger i jsut found on ebay it would really fit nice : )

No! A SAAB 96 2 stroke!

SnakeRiverFishing I like how you think. And remember (MOPAR OR NOCAR).

Please tell me you're trolling just a little.

If you put it in a car made before 1975 it doesnt matter, they are exempt from any emissions tests. That is why you see twin turbo LS7s making over 1k HP straight piped out of the turbos in 1969 camaros... NO SMOG... When they are saying street engine, i think they mean it is streetable. It can be put in a car and driven around with no problems. Unlike many engines built specifically for a race application, many tend to not idle well and get very hot if they sat at a light or only went 35-50mph between lights. This thing can idle well and has big enough water ports to keep itself cool, is probably what they meant to some extent.

4theloveofDub Air Injection Reactor (smog pumps) were factory equipment on 67-69 Camaros and they didn't have turbos until 1982. Pretty sure this engine doesn't have an emissions testing rap sheet.

4theloveofDub Steet-ability isn't just idle speed and cooling. What engine compartment can fit without modification this big of a block? Or the weight? What "street" transmission could handle that much torque?

Ford has been making 1100 CID gas engines for 60+ years used in tanks and natural gas compressor equipment "www.fordgaaengine.com/GAA-021.jpg"

That ain’t no hemi. When they asked the builder if the engine shared any similarities with any other engine he said nothing other than the main and rod journal sizes and bellhousing bolt pattern on a Big Block Chevy.

@@SH-fr2xm Spark plugs coming in from the top, Perhaps the combustion chambers are not hemispherical but the plugs are coming from the top like a hemi.

Good for draining a swimming pool full of gasoline, probably.

***** Good answer but too expensive! Perhaps a speedboat engine?