I'm bored. I don't want to know how many cars you have, that's been done. What is your Cylinder Quotient (the number of cylinders, functioning or non), that you own?
My CQ is 22.
Bonus points if you calculate total displacement!
(cc, litre, or cid are acceptable)
For me, it's 756.6 cubic inches.
CQ =58
13
25 if you count SWMBO's cars.
Do you want advertised displacement or actual?
38 cyl.
Over 20 liters.
CQ=27
CQ = 42
27.5 liters
Spoolpigeon said:
13
25 if you count SWMBO's cars.
Yes, SWMBO vehicles count.
Do you want advertised displacement or actual?
Either.
38 cyl.
Over 20 liters.
So, almost the total displacement of the Fiat S76 four cylinder, then?
45 cylinders, something approximating 23.233 liters.
(This does include small equipment engines and engines not currently in any automobile)
In reply to Recon1342 :
4x12= 48 plus 6 = 54 just for the Jaguars. 4 for the Honda 8 for the pickup.=66 8 in the big boat 4 in the pontoon =78 4033.3 cu in 37950.3 cc
Do you count air compressors? Another 4 Nail guns 6. Chain saws 2 (I used to have 50 V12's here. That's 600 but I scraped all but 3 so they don't count).
WAIT, WAIT, WAIT...he implied cars.
6+6+6+6+2+2+2+2+2+2+2+2+2+2+2+1+1+1
49
I may be missing an outboard or three. In fact, I know I am cause I have some junked part motors I didn't consider
6 cyls are 1000ci, rest probably only adds a max of 200 more. I'd have to actually research what they are.
In reply to frenchyd :
I think maybe stick with internal combustion...
Really curious as to the total displacement of that mess you've got...
Cadman5 said:WAIT, WAIT, WAIT...he said cars.
Negative ghost rider.
Recon1342 said:What is your Cylinder Quotient (the number of cylinders, functioning or non), that you own?
Mine would be 8 if you count nailguns & air compressor.
5 for ICE only.
4 for cars only.
Amateurs. 90 cylinders and 50 liters. Some vehicles don't have engines. This actually pointed out to me how many don't. I need to work on that.
OK, then,
CQ=50 ICE
In reply to Stampie (FS) :
I want overhead drone footage of your lot :) Must be eye-popping!
CQ 29
Total Displacment 15.75 liters.
I only have 8 with a total displacement of 3800 c.c. I once owned 46 (only one car had more than 4), and many times I could only go home for dinner if I had a running customer car. Hunger cured me.
Recon1342 said:In reply to frenchyd :
I think maybe stick with internal combustion...
Really curious as to the total displacement of that mess you've got...
Batteries are about dead but tomorrow I'll take some pictures for you. Displacement is listed just for the engines. 4033.3. Cu in
Cadman5 said:In reply to Stampie (FS) :
I want overhead drone footage of your lot :) Must be eye-popping!
I think I missed some so let me make a list.
2015 Transit van V6 3.7
1996 Miata I4 1.8
1988 K30 V8 7.4
1999 Silverado V8 5.3
2004 350Z V6 3.5
1926 Model T I4 2.9
1928 Model A I4 3.3
1986 Audi 4000CS I5 2.2
1962 Corvair V8 4.8
Engine trailer holds:
SBC V8 5.7
3 BMW M20s 3xI6 2x2.5 1x2.7
Cadillac engine collection
472 V8 7.7
425 V8 7.0
Flathead V8 5.7
Grand Total:
103 cylinders and 68.7 liters
3 B20A/B21A in preludes=12
4 B20A/B21A sitting on the garage floor = 16
4 VQ35s, three Altimas (one engine is in the challenge Neon) plus a swapped Sentra = 24
1 QR25 on the garage floor, originally from the Sentra = 4
2 small block Chevys = 16
2 Honda K series, one on a stand, the other in a Civic = 8
3 Honda Elite 125s, one running in a scoot the other two in the shed = 3
2 Honda dirtbikes = 2
1 snowblower
1 lawnmower
Total of 87 cylinders
46.9 L plus whatever the snowblower and lawnmower are
SHMBOs Hyundai would make it 91 cylinders and 48.7L plus the snowblower and lawnmower.
Running cars because just engines yeah I am not doing that.
So my average is 5.57 liters across 34 cylinders but in 4 cars.
3 cylinders, 0.39 liters.
Tesla Model 3, no IC engine.
Rotax FR125 Max, 125 cc (28 hp)
TM S-Junior, 125 cc (25 hp)
Lawn-Boy Silver Series 4.5 hp, 141 cc
4 cylinders, 2.5 liters
Technically, it is my wife's car but she lets me drive it on occasion...
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