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The Mercedes-Ilmor in question is being said it had a bore of 95mm. a 95mm bore with a capacity of 2998cc results in it having a stroke of 43mm. The power advantage the Mercedes -Ilmor had over FERRARI TIPO 049 was the ability to match the RPM of the TIPO 049 with a longer stroke. A longer stroke requires a smaller bore to maintain cubic capacity.

By 1997 the weight of the Ilmor V10 was down to 111kg whereas the Ilmor 2.65-litre V8 Indy car engine weight 123kg without its single turbocharger . The downsizing from 3.5 to 3.0-litres for 1995 had helped V10 designers a bit but bore sizes were soon as large as ever due to increasing engine speeds.

Although the V10 era is said to have started by the introduction of the 3500cc NA engine formula in 1998 the first known V10 engine was created by Alfa Romeo in 1986. This engine never raced. At the start of the formula V8 V10 and V12 engines were used. The first two V10 were by Renault and Honda.

Re Mercedes V10 F1 Engine - Picture Thread Post Thu Aug 13 2020 6 58 am platinum zealot this engine had wet cylinder liners but not 5 separate liners per bank like you would expect instead a common liner pack where two neighboring cylinders share one wall of the liner. due to dawn treader eng this at a massive cost reduced engine

The IHRA Pro Stock engines are the most extreme 815ci 13.35L 4.750 120.65mm bores 5.750 146.05mm stroke 7.750 196.85mm rod length 8100-8500rpm . They re north of 13 015fpm 3967 meters per minute 66.12 mps . NHRA Pro Stock 500ci and the ProMod power adder nitrous turbo etc. aren t too far behind.

Development of the Formula one V10 engine estimated power outputs from 1993. estimated by general consensus from the paddock at the respective times. As manufacturers didn t give any official figures . In 1993 3.5-litre formula V8 V10 as well as V12 engines were used. 1993 formula one 3.5-litre engines power outputs. Renault V10 790 BHP.

The Mercedes-Benz FO engine series is a family of naturally-aspirated V8 and V10 racing engines designed developed and produced by Mercedes in partnership and collaboration with Ilmor for Formula One and used between 1994 and 2013. Over years of development engine power managed to increase from 690 15 600 rpm to later 930 hp 19 000 rpm. The customer engines were used by Sauber

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