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Old 19 Feb 2009, 18:43 (Ref:2400358)   #39
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Originally Posted by johntt
Theres no reason why we'll won't still see 12 cylinder engines in P1/GT2 classes. There must be 4.5l production V10s/V12s out there somewhere.
Thats 0,375l per cylinder for the V12 and 0,45l for the V10!. If you use those numbers for an 4 cylinder engine, that would be and 1,5l and 1,8l engines!.
A V10 is likely, but the V12 is getting to small, and reliability will become a big issue!
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However, in the next few years its unlikely that many new V10V12 engines will be made by new sportscar manufacturers. 6 and 8 cylinder engines are the future on the road as well as the race track.
There aren't many V10 road cars. But i don't believe they will die out!. Supercars will still be made with the big V engines, like the american muscle V8 never really died!
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