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H16 Engine Layout. The BRM H16 Is the Craziest F1 Engine Ever Built, Sounds Mad Though it struggled with weight and reliability, its unique design and engineering lessons continue to influence modern high-performance motorsport engines. The engine was relatively competitive but highly unreliable, and was used in Formula One from 1966 to 1968.

It was originally planned that the H16 would use the same pistons, liners and connecting rods as the V8. With the cylinder heads having the same valve layout as the last of the l.5 litre V8 B.R.M

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BRM P83 H16 1967 specification Miroslav Sanytrák/ Václav Král | 3.11.04 | Historie F1 - vozy F1 history cars This car appeared in Czechoslovakia, presented by Mike Spencer in an exhibition ride during an intermission in the Czech Grand Prix international race in Brno, September 3, 1967 Though it struggled with weight and reliability, its unique design and engineering lessons continue to influence modern high-performance motorsport engines. Despite the more complicated design of the latter, BRM.

Diagram Of Car Engine. Though it struggled with weight and reliability, its unique design and engineering lessons continue to influence modern high-performance motorsport engines. With the cylinder heads having the same valve layout as the last of the l.5 litre V8 B.R.M

The BRM H16 Is the Craziest F1 Engine Ever Built, Sounds Mad. The 1966 Lotus 43 Formula One car used a BRM 16-cylinder H engine, and an 8-cylinder H engine was used for powerboat racing in the 1970s. Back to the BRM P83, its H16's development was complicated by BRM's involvement in two further V12 designs and a 4.2 litre version of the H16 for Lotus to use at Indianapolis Various crankshaft.