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Austin 7 V8... - Albert S - 07-04-2018

Spotted in this months,May, copy of Classic and Sportscar. The product of a talented guy who works out of a company in Bicester for a customer.
A single crank engine with its crankcase formed from two cases one an Austin 7 the other a Bantam.. plus it's planned to fit a supercharger.


   


RE: Austin 7 V8... - Dave Wheatley - 07-04-2018

Is it still April 1st in Bicester?


RE: Austin 7 V8... - Zetomagneto - 07-04-2018

(07-04-2018, 09:12 AM)Dave Wheatley Wrote: Is it still April 1st in Bicester?

I must admit the picture does looks a bit made up, but someone did make a V8 prewar using a pair of Austin Seven blocks, It can obviously be done


RE: Austin 7 V8... - John Mason - 07-04-2018

What I can't work out is where do the other 4 big ends go. Would you need a specially made crank with 4 more journals.

John Mason


RE: Austin 7 V8... - Zetomagneto - 07-04-2018

(07-04-2018, 04:09 PM)John Mason Wrote: What I can't work out is where do the other 4 big ends go. Would you need a specially made crank with 4 more journals.

John Mason

2 rods to each crankpin is how it’s done


RE: Austin 7 V8... - Colin Morgan - 07-04-2018

There is not much room. I need a diagram...


RE: Austin 7 V8... - Alan - 07-04-2018

You’d need special thin rods, but that would be ok. They fit two per crankpin, one pointing to each bank of cylinders. Like a Ford V8


RE: Austin 7 V8... - Nick Lettington - 07-04-2018

Or a second little joint adjacent to the big end as on the Ehrlich.

http://anarchadia.blogspot.co.uk/2010/12/vintage-thing-no77-1947-emc-350.html?m=1

We have been here before...


RE: Austin 7 V8... - FrogPond - 08-04-2018

Reminds me of this one
https://wmspear.com/Bantam/Albrov8.html

Mike


RE: Austin 7 V8... - Tony Press - 08-04-2018

(08-04-2018, 03:55 AM)FrogPond Wrote: Reminds me of this one
https://wmspear.com/Bantam/Albrov8.html

Mike

An excellent way to get rid of two more early engines !

Cheers, Tony.