killercanuck
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Due to a thread I read about "no replacement for displacement" I went fishing and found this. Too bad the largest single cylinder engine won't fit on on a bike. You want displacement! Screw 66cc, why not 20,175ci ?!
Here's a link to her startup and running:
YouTube - 20,175 Cubic Inch Single Cylinder Engine - Running
Have a good one!
Youtubeguy said:The De La Vergne Engine Works built this 125 HP, 40 ton engine in 1903. It is believed to be the largest running single cylinder four-cycle open crankcase engine in existence.
It is rated at 125 HP and 4100 ft-lbs. of torque at 160 RPM
Runs on Oil.
Bore and stroke: 26" x 38"
Displacement: 20,175 Cubic Inches.(330 Liters)
The base and cylinder weigh 20 tons.
The dual 9 foot flywheels and crankshaft together weigh 15 tons.
The main bearing caps weigh 700 Lbs.
Here's a link to her startup and running:
YouTube - 20,175 Cubic Inch Single Cylinder Engine - Running
Have a good one!