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Old 10-22-2006, 12:30 PM
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Just found this on YouTube, its a 4 valve I4, but still a great video IMO

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMKbRIlzmic

My animation skills are average, otherwise I'd give it a shot w/ an ls1 design.
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Pretty cool
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Thanks for posting this.
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amazing work, I hope I could see that with a V8 and N2O itll make my day
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That is really neat. I loved that. I wonder program was used to draw that. It kinda looks like pro E or something.

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Originally Posted by bmccrary
That is really neat. I loved that. I wonder program was used to draw that. It kinda looks like pro E or something.

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I bet they used Audodesk Inventor
http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet...112&id=4246282
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Pro E or Solid Works very nice thanks for sharing.
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Loved it. Cool.
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whoever did that has got some major skills.
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Wish they went together that easy
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that was awesome, i wanna see a pushrod one.
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Looks a lot like Solidworks.

Each piece takes a lot of time just to draw. I couldn't imagine how many hours went into building just the block, let alone the assembly of the entire engine.

Nice find!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Zymosis
It is not inventor. I work with Inventor. You could do almost all of that except the exhaust and cold air fumes or whatever. It would take a while to draw everything though.
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I wonder what motor that is?




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