Which cylinder angle is the most ideal? 60 degrees? 90? 0? Something else?

Wtf is going on here?

2 crankshafts? Cylinders meeting in the middle?
pls explain

Straight six master race reporting in

3 cylinders
3 sets of valves
6 pistons
The piston crowns are the cylinder heads for the opposing piston

Shit was invented 100+ years ago but is now becoming popular again.

You called?

90 degrees with a flat plane crank is the most ideal for a straight engine. not up for debate.

but due to packaging concerns this isn't what's used.

Rotary

What on earth is this and the purpose of this

do you want me to google it for you senpai?

Yammy R1 uses a crossplane I4

sounds pretty sick senpai

>is becoming popular again
With whom?
Some kind of AWD application surely

>choosing an engine configuration for noise
Ree etc

Tanks

crossplane sucks ass.. and it sounds ass too

Just google "opposed piston engine"

THIS
V4: 45 *
V6: 60 *
V8: 90 *

no. straight up and down is the best.
180 is the next best if you have to have 2 banks.

and flat plane crank is universally better.

>cylinders

Hey! Someone brought doritos! What flavor? Is it cool ranch?

Spicy nacho is best doritos

>tfw no cool ranch in my country

are they actually good or is it just the /mlg/ meme?

Ranch or cool ranch?

Le meme

I thought it was for smoother power to the wheels

>and flat plane crank is universally better.
Mother fucking citation needed.

Personally, I'd choose it for it's Grand Prix dominating performance.
If you're into the monotonous sound of a buzzing even order four, sure. You have a point.

cool ranch doritos suck

>90 degrees
>ideal for a straight engine
>not up for debate
We got a retard here.

>he only has two crankshafts

"No"

Gay.
These doritos taste like gay.

Purple is the exhaust?
Also,anybody got the mad skills needed to three doritos in this gif?

>Purple is the exhaust?
Yes.