Porsche 911 Engine Simulation for "The Ring"

[Speed Density]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xS_aaUtPCMw

Very Cool!

[CamaroKidZ28]

wow thats pretty awesome

[Z Fury]

Those Porsche engineers are awesome.

[WILWAXU]

Yeah, seen that video in a few places. I'm amazed at how much it moves around.

[Iroc313]

That's badass, wonder how many motors can take that.

[WILWAXU]

That's badass, wonder how many motors can take that.
It's a simulation of running the Nürburgring Ring... so, there's many that have "taken" the real thing.

[_JB_]

Damn that is pretty sweet!

[Iroc313]

It's a simulation of running the Nürburgring Ring... so, there's many that have "taken" the real thing.

I'm aware, but in that video the motor is almost 90 degrees from its original point in the engine bay in a porsche at some points, aren't special oiling systems needed for a motor to run at high RPM with that many G's? I read something about it somewhere that some motors would come apart under the stress, since the oil couldn't properly lubricate important parts whilst under those types of G forces.

[Speed Density]

I'm aware, but in that video the motor is almost 90 degrees from its original point in the engine bay in a porsche at some points, aren't special oiling systems needed for a motor to run at high RPM with that many G's? I read something about it somewhere that some motors would come apart under the stress, since the oil couldn't properly lubricate important parts whilst under those types of G forces.

Dry sump.

[Iroc313]

Dry sump.

Ah...

[Nine Ball]

Strangely, the Viper is still wet sump....and holds the current 'Ring record for production cars.