Originally posted by ceecookie:
actually the point i want to ask is:
1) Does V engine need to have 2 cylinder aligned (in V,when viewed
at line of crankshaft) to each other to work?In other word can a
lone [b]\ cylinder work?
2) If the answer is yes,then whats going to align with the odd
cylinder(say V5 such as V V \ )?
Its not about american car engineering,i only used the Cadillac
Sixteen becoz at that time its the only car i know that run on a
odd V engine(with the DOD activated)[/b]
Like I said in my first post here, as long as the complete turn
of the crankshaft is evenly divided between the power stroke of all
the pistons, there's no problem.
