are longitudinally mounted 4 cylinder engines the most based configuration you can have?
>>28972601it's close. the top would be a straight 8, especially in this day and age where ot seems to be increasingly harder and harder to have fun and enjoy life
>>28972601Yes, as long as the crankshaft is attached to another longitudinal 4 cylinder.
>>28972601Not when a V8 with 3x the displacement fits in it's place.
>>28972601>>28970894
>>28972601no, that would be a longitudinally mounted 60, 120, or 180 degree v6 with or without a pair of wu-tang war whistles, placed either in the front, rear, or middle of the car and preferentially driving a german-made transmission
>>28972656>preferentially driving a german-made transmissionAuto or manual, trying to figure out if you're a wrenchlet faggot
>>28972616The funny thing is this thing would be slower on the downhill than a stock s2000
>>28972695as long as whatever it is has actual gears and not a gay cvt like SCUMsan or soiota it's based
>>28972698>auto is acceptableYou are a faggot son, and a larping keyword tranny lol
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>>28972700>sonboy i would have been your daddy shut your bitch ass up
>>28972601Most based?No not really.Most functionally practical?Yeah probably, hard to beat a turbo i4 for an application requiring 500hp or less.
>>28972616>3x the displacementBest I can give you is "twice the displacement" (DUH it's two i4s, not 3) but that's easily negated by the extra atmosphere of boost you can put into the i4 with all the room you have next to the block for your turbocharger.
>>28972711>>28972712Kys you faggot ricer
>>28972719The stock S2000 engine displaces up to 2.2l. The LS can go all the way up to 7.0l and fits in the same space.
>>28972981logic would tell you that you could also fit an inline 4 cylinder of at least 3.5 litres displacement, probably more like 4 litres when you account for cylinder bank offset, in that same space.
>>28972612if I can find a buick straight-8 for sale some day I'll get one and swap it into something
>>28972714>500More for select applications.
