Is there somebody who try to build a 1/6 scale v8 flathead engine into his universal carrier?
I saw this engine on the web and thought that it would be a perfect option to make my carrier more realistic.
https://www.enginediy.com/products/ciso ... that-works
1/6 scale v8 flathead
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Re: 1/6 scale v8 flathead
You'll need some sort of clutch mechanism. Not certain the existing UC axle would be happy with 3 1/2 HP.
They mention optional cast iron piston rings but don't mention if they use steel or cast iron cylinder liners -an important point to consider.
There's another Asian manufacturer of similar 4cycle multi cylinder engines that initially used either ABC or Al-Si cylinders that I would
have little confidence in for extended wear life.
As many have pointed out to me over the years you'll never attain the throaty sound of the full sized machine with a tiny engine; even
a tiny 4 cycle engine...
Yes I have quite a bit ofexperience with ICE powered models...albeit mostly 2 strokes.
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They mention optional cast iron piston rings but don't mention if they use steel or cast iron cylinder liners -an important point to consider.
There's another Asian manufacturer of similar 4cycle multi cylinder engines that initially used either ABC or Al-Si cylinders that I would
have little confidence in for extended wear life.
As many have pointed out to me over the years you'll never attain the throaty sound of the full sized machine with a tiny engine; even
a tiny 4 cycle engine...
Yes I have quite a bit ofexperience with ICE powered models...albeit mostly 2 strokes.
Jerry
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Re: 1/6 scale v8 flathead
Jerry it’s similar to blank firers - yes they make a bang but nothing like the real thing. Good point.
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Re: 1/6 scale v8 flathead
Make sure you have a good speaker and a quality amp. Like Jerry said you'd have to re-engineer the whole model drive system.
Go EV, like garlic bread, it's the future!
IC power is a nightmare in an enclosure even a just a single cylindered one and that will sound like a lawn mower if your lucky.
There are a lot of fakers on Youtube, check out this clip for the real world.
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IC power is a nightmare in an enclosure even a just a single cylindered one and that will sound like a lawn mower if your lucky.
There are a lot of fakers on Youtube, check out this clip for the real world.
How to get parted from your hard earned.
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Re: 1/6 scale v8 flathead
I know the sound isn’t like the real thing, especially the nitro version the gasoline version sounds better. But that’s with every rc model including the way the models drive versus the real thing. But what I ment was the visual accuracy that also works for real. I think that would be real eye catcher.
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Re: 1/6 scale v8 flathead
I understand what you mean especially if you think there's enough space to fit a scale IC motor.
Check out Phil Woodard's build, "David's carrier build" a fantastic Universal Carrier with a 1/6 scale dummy metal flat head V8 with accessories, none of the downsides of the IC motor.
He's got the look and the flexibility of electrically powered model too.
Check out Phil Woodard's build, "David's carrier build" a fantastic Universal Carrier with a 1/6 scale dummy metal flat head V8 with accessories, none of the downsides of the IC motor.
He's got the look and the flexibility of electrically powered model too.
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Re: 1/6 scale v8 flathead
Hi Medard,
There are some cheaper options. This was done from a very good set of purchasable .stls on Cults and printed on an Ender 5. I have added a bit more detail as always
As its all printed in separate components you could probably modify quite easily to hide a motor.
Best regards
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There are some cheaper options. This was done from a very good set of purchasable .stls on Cults and printed on an Ender 5. I have added a bit more detail as always
As its all printed in separate components you could probably modify quite easily to hide a motor.
Best regards
Dave
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Re: 1/6 scale v8 flathead
I have a brand new mostly metal flat head still boxed if you want it.
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Re: 1/6 scale v8 flathead
Oh sounds interesting, what do you afk for it?Phil Woollard wrote: ↑Sat Dec 09, 2023 7:55 pmI have a brand new mostly metal flat head still boxed if you want it.
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Re: 1/6 scale v8 flathead
Hi Dave,Dave Dibb (Armorpax) wrote: ↑Sat Dec 09, 2023 7:17 pmHi Medard,
There are some cheaper options. This was done from a very good set of purchasable .stls on Cults and printed on an Ender 5. I have added a bit more detail as always
As its all printed in separate components you could probably modify quite easily to hide a motor.
Best regards
Dave
Thanks for your reply. I have a snapmaker artisan so it’s an option indeed.