drove a dino V6 in the '70s, nice car but lots of problems with corrosion due the dutch climate like all Italian cars of that time (Fiat 124 sport coupe 2x, Fiat 130 and several Lancia's and Alfa Romeo's), tja. My Dino was 'egg yellow'...
Never forget, always add 1% two stroke oil to your fuel to protect the old carbs and engine parts against Ethanol corrosion when using modern fuels in these old Engines, in Germany any Ferrari and Porsche driver adds 1%two stroke oil to the fuel as top lubrificant
+Haffschlappe Only thing is that this car was produced from 1967 till1970! And you could rev it up over 10.500 rpm! So how´s that for a car produced 47 years ago?) I know this for a fact as my Father (RIP) had one from 1968 till 1971!
Quelle symphonie enivrante !
drove a dino V6 in the '70s, nice car but lots of problems with corrosion due the dutch climate like all Italian cars of that time (Fiat 124 sport coupe 2x, Fiat 130 and several Lancia's and Alfa Romeo's), tja. My Dino was 'egg yellow'...
Never forget, always add 1% two stroke oil to your fuel to protect the old carbs and engine parts against Ethanol corrosion when using modern fuels in these old Engines,
in Germany any Ferrari and Porsche driver adds 1%two stroke oil to the fuel as top lubrificant
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Sounds so agressive, apparently updated engine right?
I have one, exactly same sound with stock engine
@@simongump7409 Really? Thats interesting, It seems from the other videos here that this is a much more agressive engine.
@@scuderiapraga6815 it s a amazing cars, with amazing engine, 8500 rpm with stock engine, at the end of 60s
@@simongump7409 Indeed a great engine, I have a 124 Sport Coupe from 1967 and its also a fantastic engine.
I have one. Stock engine. Same sound and power delivery !
Sounds exactly like a VW Golf 3 Vr6 or Corrado Vr6!
+Haffschlappe Only thing is that this car was produced from 1967 till1970! And you could rev it up over 10.500 rpm! So how´s that for a car produced 47 years ago?) I know this for a fact as my Father (RIP) had one from 1968 till 1971!
+Do you remember? Thats the Italians for you, they make the best sounding engines!
@@doyouremember7536 It sounds upgraded so superb engine!
USE SMOKE FREE API TC OR JASO FCTWO STROKE OIL!