Dont hate me for asking...

[Kickaha]

I think that they have made a new one that mates two inline 4 engines to make some stooopid V8 that will red line and some even more stoooopid revs!!!

http://thekneeslider.com/archives/20...usa-v8-engine/

(look at Guzzi's Vtwin - that was designed for a FIAT 500 originally)

I thought it was designed for the mule
http://www.3wheelers.com/motog.html

if you've got it wrong "you know who" will be along to correct you

[James Deuce]

I thought it was designed for the mule
http://www.3wheelers.com/motog.html

if you've got it wrong "you know who" will be along to correct you

I thought so too until I was "put right". There was glaring and turning red and suppressed shouting involved.

[Kickaha]

I thought so too until I was "put right". There was glaring and turning red and suppressed shouting involved.

Ta, quite interesting

http://www.moto-euro.com/sample_article_13.htm

Some time back, it became chic for smart-ass journalists and misinformed authors to link the V7's alloy lump with the engine fitted the failed Autoveicolo da Montagna, or mechanical mule 3x3 utility tractor. Designed by Antonio Micucci, a two-stroke specialist who joined Guzzi during WWII, the 3x3 did indeed use a 90- degree twin, but one that featured different crankcases and heads. It wasn't even Guzzi's first 90 degree-twin, that being an air-cooled 500cc unit for the Fiat 500 automobile. Kudos to Greg Field (assisted by Moto Guzzi historian/M-E contributor, Ivar de Gier) for laying that tired old rumor to rest in his book Moto Guzzi Big Twins

[HRT]

Dont want to put an SR20 or a CA18 in, boring Nissan motors. If I was going to do something like that I'd put the turbo 20V 4AGE in I had sitting at work a couple of weeks ago. Last car was a KP60 which I did a twin carb blow through turbo setup on with the mighty 5K in there.

SR20s in anything are boring, they've been put in just about everything. Bike engine is different, hence the attraction

[cheese]

I really think that you would need two motos to get going properly.