14 cylinder-piston subaru..

padraic

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thought that might get your attenion.... i am a fridge-a/c man by trade and a curious one at that so i had a spare a/c pump here so opened it up for a look to see the workings off it and i was amazed to see how much was in it... it had 2 heads and 10 cylinders ... so can i now say i have a 14 cylinder subaru... :smokin:

i can now see why it costs so much to run a/c in your car... food for thought the next time you turn on your a/c
 

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its easy to see why an rpm rise has to be mapped in at idle ,the car would cut out a serious pull on an engine
 
some pull when the magnetic cluch kicks in.... ive seen some of these running anything from 12bar to 18bar head pressure... pity you couldnt get your car to boost that... :049:
 
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