they are cool ooking engine, can't speak to their following in the olden days but I remember reading about people supercharging and reverse flowing them (inlet and exhaust ports are swapped) due to porting limitations.
@@WilliamMoser Wow, the story just hot cooler! I had not heard that one. Sounds fascinating. I just remember picking up an issue of Rod and Custom and quiet often, the caption on the pic of , say, a radical Model A pickup, or whatever would call out a nailhead, whereas, in the last 30 years, its always the homogenized small block Chevy, not to cast dispersion on SBC's. However, Here comes the LS motors now starting to displace the cast iron.
I see what you are saying now that you explained. I will be looking out for when you post the new version of the video. A few people I know will get a kick out of this. Thanks again!
Here you go ruclips.net/video/AdybedB7k1A/видео.html I saw a flathead Cadillac V8 not long ago, I want to put one in something someday, interesting looking engine.
Damn as an aussie makes me wanna hunt for the 3.6L Alloytec v6.... though it would be hard to do becuase the chains will break before you get to 6k rpm lol.
Mani had a 62 Buick skylark 2 door a year ago I bought for $300... still had the running nailhead 300? I don’t remember the cube size but it was a badass v8. Bone stock with a 2 barrel it’d smoke the tires with both gears of the transmission
Why don't people make videos like this...loved it great video...cheers...btw if you would do with a transmission with shifting and all...I would like know how that happens
Esse gringo coloca tipo esse barulho será que coloca esse na minha casa? Eu tenho um vídeo de uma Demonstração de um motor do AP 1.8 e ficou com esse barulho aí decidi coloca ignição de disparo
close but not quite, Ford V8s have used three different firing orders (ignoring numbering and bank offset) the order shown here is the same as the Ford Flathead, Y block and Coyote, but early windsor is different and cleveland/late windsor is different to both. based on my transpositions, and using the convention 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 the firing orders are: holden/nailhead/flathead/coyote: 1 8 7 3 6 5 4 2 late windsor/cleveland/ford modular/LS1 : 1 8 7 2 6 5 4 3 early windsor/FE/lima/smallblock chev: 1 8 4 3 6 5 7 2
@@WilliamMoser I have since discovered that apparently the Lamborghini Urraco also uses a mirrored crankshaft arrangement, and in fact the same firing order as the BMW S65. Or at least, that's the only thing that makes any sense with the published information.
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These are fascinating in how closely they replicate the actual exhaust note of the engines they represent, thank you for creating these!
Thank you for watching!
I came here to say this, it's brilliant!
It's rhythm
I'm Aussie myself and hearing this is monster great job.
Same here
Cheers!
@@QKvox Hello fellow egg
@@egg4888 Uncle Rey
bloody oath, v8 holden is kill
These sound good in the 5-7k range, it's the classic V8 Supercar series sound. I wonder if the Ford V8s used the same firing order.
The GT500 fires like this, only Ford number the cylinders differently.
I would pay to see a Holden V8 rev to 10K 😂
7-8k range is around bout the point the piston goes through the bonnet..
hey elon I need you to get something from mars for me, yes it's kinda a piston
*Hood
@@cesarvilla1422 bonnet
@@cesarvilla1422 Bonnet is British for hood, сука.
@@blackmedieval2461 same difference, both words in the vehicle context refer to the same part of said vehicle~
Now I know what a money shift sounds like😂
It sounds like your car screaming at you as it dies a horrific death
@@bishopm4401 this would be bad ass if dude could simulate a gear shit
@@bishopm4401 shift*
I'm getting addicted to this videos, i have seen like 8 videos straight
But have you seen the straight 8 video?
@@m.b.82 Yes I have
lol
One of my favorite v8 firing orders
The sound of exotic european V8 is beautiful
I miss my old VT clubsport. Sounded so good
My dad had a VS ex cop car with a 3 inch exhaust and it sounded amazing. He also had a VT II Clubsport with the 5.7 LS1 sounded good too
Excelente tus videos
Saludos desde Argentina
Absolutely love these videos, they sound fairly realistic, it’s a shame there’s not more engines to do 😅 think I’ve watched them all now
cheers for watching them all! more on the way
I can't believe the nailhead doesn't still have the following it did back in the day.
they are cool ooking engine, can't speak to their following in the olden days but I remember reading about people supercharging and reverse flowing them (inlet and exhaust ports are swapped) due to porting limitations.
@@WilliamMoser Wow,
the story just hot cooler!
I had not heard that one.
Sounds fascinating.
I just remember picking up an issue of Rod and Custom and quiet often, the caption on the pic of , say, a radical Model A pickup, or whatever would call out a nailhead, whereas, in the last 30 years, its always the homogenized small block Chevy, not to cast dispersion on SBC's.
However,
Here comes the LS motors now starting to displace the cast iron.
Sounds so sick
This one sounds amazing
At 4K the sound was perfect
Wow like your stuff
I see what you are saying now that you explained. I will be looking out for when you post the new version of the video. A few people I know will get a kick out of this. Thanks again!
Here you go ruclips.net/video/AdybedB7k1A/видео.html
I saw a flathead Cadillac V8 not long ago, I want to put one in something someday, interesting looking engine.
adding some adsense to your videos, i will click it, your video are so funny
thanks homies
This channel isn't monetized but thanks!
One of the best.
Its so satisfying
Do the Firing order of a 13B.
That sound is scary-accurate
Found it! The firing order of my ISV5.0!
So this is where forza got their engine sounds from
nah this is better
@@untitled2792 what
Damn as an aussie makes me wanna hunt for the 3.6L Alloytec v6.... though it would be hard to do becuase the chains will break before you get to 6k rpm lol.
it's there :)
Mani had a 62 Buick skylark 2 door a year ago I bought for $300... still had the running nailhead 300? I don’t remember the cube size but it was a badass v8. Bone stock with a 2 barrel it’d smoke the tires with both gears of the transmission
Why don't people make videos like this...loved it great video...cheers...btw if you would do with a transmission with shifting and all...I would like know how that happens
Cheers, shifting on the way.
Same firing order as the Hyundai Tau engine too.
Aonde eu compro um motor de um GM Rekord pra mim colocar no meu Gol.
Esse gringo coloca tipo esse barulho será que coloca esse na minha casa? Eu tenho um vídeo de uma Demonstração de um motor do AP 1.8 e ficou com esse barulho aí decidi coloca ignição de disparo
Holden FTW!
A v10 and 12 would be cool
Em baixa parece um caminhão da Volkswagen com motor V8 canavieiro a álcool pelo som usados nos VW 22-160,Dodge E-21,Dodge E-13.
0:13 esse ronco em baixa parece um Maverick GT 1975.
same as a ford 351w Cleveland and 5.0l , only difference is the cylinder numbering
close but not quite, Ford V8s have used three different firing orders (ignoring numbering and bank offset)
the order shown here is the same as the Ford Flathead, Y block and Coyote, but early windsor is different and cleveland/late windsor is different to both.
based on my transpositions, and using the convention
8 7
6 5
4 3
2 1
the firing orders are:
holden/nailhead/flathead/coyote: 1 8 7 3 6 5 4 2
late windsor/cleveland/ford modular/LS1 : 1 8 7 2 6 5 4 3
early windsor/FE/lima/smallblock chev: 1 8 4 3 6 5 7 2
What did you use to make these demonstrations?
LEDs and two speakers (one for each "bank") controlled by an arduino with a program I wrote.
Duramax v8 LBZ como assim?
How do you make this sounds and lights?
Speakers and LEDs controlled by an Arduino
I thought firing order wud be like inline 4 one side and inline 4 another side
0:34 realistic sounding
Please do a Scania engine (Scania 113M)
Can do you a BMW 1600 GTL Motorcycle (6 cylinder motorcycle engine)
0:11 Em Lenta parece um Caminhão Scania V8
is this nascar
when are you going to show off vtec?
Headphone sound like 302 v8 brazilian Maverick 1975
I believe this is the same firing order as a BMW V8.
could be, I haven't transposed it.
Confirmed, the BMW S62 (among possibly other BMW V8s?) is 15486372, which transposes to this order.
R.I.P HOLDEN
"Fuck GM"
so the order is 1,2,7,8,6,3,5,4
no, 1 2 7 8 4 5 6 3
Seems like a weird firing order to me for a v8
Parece um Scania 113 em Baixa
This is also the same firing order as the BMW S62, except the cylinders are labeled 1234 / 5678 instead of 1357 / 2468.
I have since discovered that the S65 uses a variant of this firing order but with a mirrored crankshaft, swapping cylinders 3/5 and 4/6.
Yeah that was a head scratcher. I wonder why they did that?
@@WilliamMoser I have since discovered that apparently the Lamborghini Urraco also uses a mirrored crankshaft arrangement, and in fact the same firing order as the BMW S65. Or at least, that's the only thing that makes any sense with the published information.
LS is different to SBC/BBC And 308 Holden
Yep, all three are different
Actualy sounds like NASCAR car
Can you do a Lamborghini V12?
Maybe some day
@@WilliamMoser Check Doug Demuro's video of old lambos. The exact firing order is written on the engine plate.
Don't be silly, a Holden V8 oils never rev that high. Lol
Unless DOHC and 32 valve conversion?
Saetta McQueen
Thats the paradiddle engine
Only the guy who hangs around with musicians would know that ;) :D
Duramax v8???? Is a 6.6L used by Gavril V8's engines In The BeamNG
The sound resembles a 304
Headphone sound like Camaro with Open exhaust
Parece o Landau 😂😂😂😂
When wall-E takes deisel
Sounds like a speed boat to me
I don't think a 308 has ever revved past 5500 🤣
The holden V8 was a 308 back in the 60s and 70s, Around the 80s it changed to an injected 304
Gavril d series in beam ng :D
Yeah 😂😂😂
Me playing osu
Sounds American
NASCAR
Ain't a holden v8 just a LS? LOL
No! (Pedantic bogan screeching)
@@WilliamMoser I just assumed they got LS's cuz GM is their parent company
It's even got the nice sound of it !