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**ringsarcle** · 03-18-2008, 10:19 AM

Crazy. No valve float, so as long as the bottom end can hold together just keep spinning the enigine for power. Similar to a rotary, but without the apex seals (and with pistons)

Thats what I was just thinking about, I bet those converted engines can rev to the sky and back.

I am just kind of skeptical about it, all of the info and videos look like they were made in the early 90s. Why hasn't this taken off ? Just seems to me that if its really that good, everyone would be using it by now, right?

EDIT: It reminds me of that MYTE engine. In the sense that its supposedly the engine of the future, yet no one cares.

03-18-2008, 10:19 AM	#4
ringsarcle Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 412 Senior Member	Crazy. No valve float, so as long as the bottom end can hold together just keep spinning the enigine for power. Similar to a rotary, but without the apex seals (and with pistons) Thats what I was just thinking about, I bet those converted engines can rev to the sky and back. I am just kind of skeptical about it, all of the info and videos look like they were made in the early 90s. Why hasn't this taken off ? Just seems to me that if its really that good, everyone would be using it by now, right? EDIT: It reminds me of that MYTE engine. In the sense that its supposedly the engine of the future, yet no one cares.
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