The Powder Toy

6-Cyl Inline Engine by mbrice07

mbrice07
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3rd Mar 2012
2nd Dec 2023
6 Cylinder Inline Engine (Overhead Cam, EFI "Gas/Petrol" Type Motor). Inspired by Mitsubishi 4G54 Engine Design. On Startup, Spark Plugs are pre-heated before combustion begins. Pre-Ignites when run on DESL causing undesired operation.
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Comments

  • porreca11
    porreca11     8th Mar 2012
    beasty dude
  • Gundam_Tech
    Gundam_Tech     8th Mar 2012
    The LOXY variant :737131 After some Changes.
  • Gundam_Tech
    Gundam_Tech     8th Mar 2012
    The LOX-Tesc combination works if you keep Loxy cold enough, I can show you the variant of this engine that i have upgraded if you want to see it, I claim no right for it.
  • pwnd64
    pwnd64     8th Mar 2012
    You engine doesn't work well with nitris. I'd get it checked before you go to that race. XD
  • Pouliott
    Pouliott     7th Mar 2012
    the gas is blocking the TESC
  • Pouliott
    Pouliott     7th Mar 2012
    Gundam_Tech@ your idea is good but some cylinders will stop working after a bit because of the gas
  • Joeboy25
    Joeboy25     6th Mar 2012
    OMGOMGOMGOMG so so so so amazing OMG!
  • UnionPacific4018
    UnionPacific4018     6th Mar 2012
    It's fun running the engine on different fuels!
  • slug14
    slug14     6th Mar 2012
    \/ \/ longest coment on tpt.
  • mbrice07
    mbrice07     5th Mar 2012
    Fatcat00, although the fuel in the Powder Toy is based on propane, it produces the desired effect for the simulation, with the fuel injected to the cylinder and flashed into a vapor to be burned. All very much like a typical petrol engine. In reality the purpose of this design is two-fold. 1) To be as close in operation to an actual engine as far as circuit timings go and 2) to experiment in getting a device working on extremely precise pressures and spark timings to generate a desired result. I had attempted for the use of Diesel as a fuel, but due to the nature of the fuel inlet on the cylinder, it pre-ignites, so I had to go back to OIL for the final version.