Check out this set of "Zoomie" headers.

[commando1]

Love the sound when they back off the throttle.
Then you can actually count the strokes.
I love all things I.C.E.

 

[Catfish]

That's one of my favorite videos. I find myself watching it about once a month. It sounds so awesome when you play it on a bad *** sound system.

 

[commando1]

I opened the garage door and turned up the volume to MAX so the neighbors would go "WTF IS HE DOING NOW ???"
LMAO

 

[Catfish]

I opened the garage door and turned up the volume to MAX so the neighbors would go "WTF IS HE DOING NOW ???"
LMAO

HAHAHA! Some of those old war plane motors that they run on stands sound so good too. Like the Allison for example. If only I were rich.....my neighbors would hate me.

 

[Fratzog]

My wife hearing it while I was watching the video asked "What kind of music is that?".

 

[detmatt]

Kool, so the last one we had on here was from a ship, right?

 

[66furywagon]

very cool cool

 

[53ryder]

So what did that engine power?

Glenn

 

[MrMoparCHP]

So what did that engine power?

Glenn

The flywheel had a probably belt on that ran a factory.

Alan

 

[ALL_I_CAN_C]

My wife hearing it while I was watching the video asked "What kind of music is that?".

My wife said( while only listening and not looking first)......your not putting a motor like that in your car, are ya?

 

[oldtinkerer]

carb would have a field day at that show

 

[1978 NYB]

Add a turbo and a 1,000 shot of nitrous........LOL!

1936? I don't think anything was belt driven anymore except some irrigation systems on farms. This type of engine would of been used in train or a ship or a big *** piece of construction equipment.

 

[commando1]

The Model 32 engines were in service for years in power stations, manufacturing plants, ice plants, flour mills, rock crushing plants, cotton gins, seed oil mills, textile mills, irrigation and drainage pumping stations, and many other locations.

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