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A glimpse at one of the rarer engines out there...

Saw this monster in the Porsche museum last week
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That is ridiculous!
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All but the end cylinders use twin plugs too. What are the power specs on that?
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All but the end cylinders use twin plugs too.
That does not make any sense...

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may have been the 1,100 hp motor they made
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Panorama, February 2008 cover?
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In the car at Rennsport III. The motor doesn't run but the museum is going to rebuild it soon.


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All but the end cylinders use twin plugs too.
Count the wires carefully. They're all twin plug. The riser on the end is mid cylinder, not between cylinders.
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That does not make any sense...

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+1 as to me it looks like there are 16 wires going in to 9 different plug locations on the side of that beast. Just like a twin plug 6 looks like is has a single plug on the ends of covers.

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A few more:

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And a very cool cut-away early 2.0L:

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Hey I think that might be the 16 Zylinder 917 spyder. "Porsche 917 the Winning Formula" by Peter Morgan mentions that the later turbocharged motor underwent a difficult development, but the flat 12 saw flash horsepower figures of more than 1,500 hp, and he describes the grinning test engineers as coyly "half petrified, half elated".
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Think I can shoe horn that into my 914?
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Think I can shoe horn that into my 914?
Of course! It was designed for mid-engine configuration. It looks like the they have one in the spyder and one on a stand, so one for you and one for me. I saw the engine in person at the factory museum many years ago.
No one left me alone long enough to smuggle it out back then.
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One can dream of driving something like that with a 16 cylinder engine in it...
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Yep, that ones been gathering dust...er...breathing Stuttgart air for a while... was there in December 2007, some more pics somewhere...
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I'm trying to imagine what it sounds like...
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