250cc inline 4s?

[Ashley Denmead]

yeh that v8 does look good, i didnt think about building a bottom end and just assumed someone was considering having 2 engines........davidgeo may have made some stupid comments however he may have also been drunk at the time haha

The edge is not the limit it is mearly the beginning!

Deakin University Phantom Engineering Team Captain

[Matt Ahl]

From what I heard, the 250cc 4 cylinder weighs 96 lbs, but don't quote me on that, it's just what I remember hearing.

[The guru of guru's]

ok people sorri to cause such a fuss, but i was just testing how well the forum works...hehe engine is cool by the way

by the way i aint a this aint my first year!!!
:P

[Gonzo]

Only just got onto this thread and this is the first time I have seen pictures of the WWU V8.

Holy shit, that is cool! Congrats to WWU on a beautiful piece of engineering. I can only hope to achieve that standard of workmanship.

To anyone that knocks people who try unconventional stuff with that sort of dedication, get off this forum it ain't the place for you!

Geoff Spear
University of Auckland

[gug]

250 engines are very common in adelaide bike wreckers. in australia, for the first year and a half (approximately) after you get your bike license you have to ride motorbikes with 250ccs or smaller. since adelaide is surrounded by hills with nice curvy roads, there are pleanty of written off ZX-2s and babyblades which we can flog an engine from. our f4 cost AUD$2600 (i think, dont quote me on it), and i was getting quoted AUD$1200 for a complete (including exhaust headers and intake) babyblade (CBR250) motor.

- absolutely everything was available to him, but that only meant it was impossible to find what he was looking for, which is the purpose of computers.

[Aaron Harnden]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Phantom_boy:
ok people sorri to cause such a fuss, but i was just testing how well the forum works...hehe/QUOTE]

Good one "Phantom_boy". That's a fine level of maturity displayed by a team's Vice Captain, your a great ambassador......

Phantom Engineering
Chief Design Engineering 2004
Deakin University, Geelong, AUST.