Thread: Engines with odd number cylinders
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Old 11-11-2009, 11:34 AM   #42
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haha, why did this get dug back up?? Threads must be getting boring around here or something??
cus I missed this topic...


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Its not a straight-5 thats the topic of discussion...

Its a straight 5 that has four cylinders of one size and then a 5th thats larger.
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it doesnt even have to be a 5cyl. a 2 cyl, or a 3,4,5,6,7,8,9 whatever cyl... with a setup with certain cyl(s) larger than the others.
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You would need to have them be inline and not the V design otherwise you would have a vibration problem.
unless you did a dual large setup with one on either side to offset the balance
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