v engine
V-type engine

A V engine is a compromise between the two.

V engines remained with a separate block casting for each bank.

It is a V engine with an angle of 45 between cylinder banks.

Is there a difference between inline and V engine configurations?

Mors was one of the first automobiles to use the V engine configuration.

A multi-cylinder V engine offers little length for connecting rods.

The power plant is a twelve-cylinder V engine developing 200 horsepower."

Hence, the tendency to use a longer stroke and smaller bore than in a V engine to achieve a given capacity.

The V3 engine is a V engine with three cylinders.

V engines are usually mounted fore-and-aft, though they, too, can be installed crossways.

The vast majority of V engines are water-cooled.

In a V engine, cylinder numbering varies among manufacturers.

A further batch of twenty similar buses with Euro V engines entered service in early 2010.

In 1926 they resumed aircraft engine design, producing a series of inverted inline and V engines.

V6 engine, a V engine with six cylinders.

Wärtsilä stopped all development and the production of the new WX16V a 16cyl v engine that was ready to be built.

Typical locations include the opposite valve cover that the breather tube connects to on a V engine.

A V engine with the usual two banks, one bank contains two cylinders, the other only one.

Most engines, except some V engines, are now a monobloc of crankcase and cylinder block.

General purpose aircraft for Chile, powered by high compression Lion V engine.

Most V engines of the time had multiple cylinder blocks bolted to a common crankcase (itself a separate casting).

Certain designs of V engines use a master/slave rod for each pair of opposite cylinders.

By contrast, a long-stroke V engine tends to become too wide, which encourages increasing the bore rather than the stroke to increase displacement.

In a V engine each crankpin usually serves two cylinders, one in each cylinder bank.

Most V engines.