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GoFastRacer
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Posted: July 21 2004,8:20 pm |
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Quote (ICETOM420 @ July 21 2004,8:42 am) | so now I have a 76 Chevy Camper Special.. Â |
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Posted: Oct. 30 2004,9:19 pm |
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I would rather be a dodge cumming than a ford strokin!
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Posted: Oct. 30 2004,9:31 pm |
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Quote (havasu haulin @ Oct. 30 2004,9:19 pm) | I would rather be a dodge cumming than a ford strokin! |
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Posted: Nov. 12 2004,6:38 pm |
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Quote (AzMandella @ Nov. 12 2004,12:14 pm) | You will need two of them to out tow a Ford diesel |
Who gives a rats ass, I ain't pulling 80,000lbs and if I were to I would just get a Freightliner, beats the hell out a "F"kn "O"ld "R"oad "D"igger any day, besides I could probably fix mine on the road if and I mean "IF" it ever broke down!..
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Posted: Nov. 16 2004,6:48 pm |
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Posted: Nov. 17 2004,6:55 pm |
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This was found on an Olds site....
The Oldsmobile Over-Head-Valve (OHV) Rocket V-8 was first produced in 1949. Originally named for its principal designer, Charles Kettering, as "Kettering Power". Corporate GM policy disallowed that, so the powers that be, opted for "Rocket Power". The plant where these engines were built was named "The Kettering Engine Plant". The Olds OHV V-8 was the first to be produced in a sustainable quantity. It was the second mass produced OHV V-8. In 1917 to 1919, Chevrolet produced a 265 CID OHV V-8, but production ceased. In 1955, Chevrolet introduced another, the 265 CID OHV V-8. The first Ford OHV V-8 was produced in 1954.
The first serious attempt at a commercially viable V-8 was by De Dion around 1910. Cadillac examined this design as well as the Hall-Scott aero engine, and released their vastly superior engine in September 1914. Cadillac is generally regarded as having the first successful production V-8 engine. They were also the first to introduce an inherently balanced V-8 (quartered crankshaft with integral counterweights vs. a flat 4 cylinder crank). However, none of these were OHV designs.
Oldsmobile produced an "L" head or flat head V-8 from 1916 to 1918 and from 1919 to 1921, but it was a side valve engine, not OHV.
Oldsmobile also built the Viking V-8 in 1929 and 1930. A 90 degree, 81 bhp 260 CID V-8. It used a horizontal valve design with triangular type combustion chambers. The block is a mono-block casting.
Some of the early V-8 engines are of fairly unusual design, beyond the early connecting rods. I believe the 1917-18 Chevrolet Model "D" V-8 was made up of two castings, basically split down the Center line of the crank. They were identical castings that were simply bolted together. Mono-block V-8's didn't hit until much later. Ford said they were the first to make a 'low cost' mono-block V-8, with their inception in 1932. This indicates that one or some of the higher priced V-8s must have been mono-block prior to 1932.
http://www.442.com/oldsfaq/ofhst.htm
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