The inline 5 is back!
Todd Young
auditodd at comcast.net
Mon Dec 1 10:16:41 EST 2003
VW has had a VR5 engine for some years now. As I understand it, the V10
TDI is actually two VR5 TDI engines joined at the crank, much like the
W8 engine.
Since the VR series of engines has such a narrow "V", it is possible to
have an odd number of cylinders and still be able to balance the engine
much line a "normal" in line engine.
maytag wrote:
> >I'm inclined to believe it will be the VR5, not an actual in-line 5.
> wtf? how is it possible to make a V engine with an odd number
> of cyls?
>
> >Jim Green wrote:
> >> It looks like the base engine for the new Golf and
> >> Jetta will be a 150hp 2.5l I-5. Car and Driver says
> >> it's half a Lambo engine. Hmm, anyone know the real
> >> deal? I doubt any parts will be interchangable with
> >> out motors, but you never know!
>
> -luke
> 90tq
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Todd Young
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