Whats your favorite engine of all?

Casperman

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I just wanted to know whats yalls favorite engine of all the time.. Mine is 2-
1969 Oldsmobile 455 cid, 365 horsepower i added Hooker headers, Holley 650CFM, and add some stuffs makin it almost 400-500 Hp and we kinda of destroeyed the engine when it was 370,000 miles and now its somewhere in a junkyard in Ky it was in my old 1969 Ninety-eight lowrider

other one is
1969 429 Boss - my dream engine heres its specs-429 Boss
All aluminum cast cylinder heads

Cresent type combustion chambers

Intake/Exhaust valves of 2.28in and 1.90inch

Exhaust valves are "D" shaped

4 oil galleries

Identified by casting 429HP on block

Higher iron nodularity content with thicker cylinder walls

2 Versions of the 429 Boss existed, they were 820-S & 820-T

Forged steel cross-drilled crankshaft

Forged aluminum pistons

Aluminum dual plane manifold w/735cfm Holley four barrel carb
 
My favorite engine is not a stock engine, but a modified one. It would be a 383 Stroker. I love the power (torque) at low rpms, and yet, it has screaming power at 4000 RPM. I am in the process of rebuilding a 350cid 1992 Camaro Tuned Port Injection into a 383 stroker for my Jeep.

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Well I am lady but I like my Dodge with Hemi. lol
 
350 chevy smallblock w/ 4 bolts. Cheap to repair, tons of parts to add to it and upgrade, easy to work with, gas efficient and can actually pump out some nice hp if you rig it up good.
 
A Pontiac 400 cube engine (6.6 litres). Tremendous torque esp when connected to a Turbo 400 tranny. I had that in a 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix and boy that was one wicked engine for me personally.

Another fave is the Ford 2.0 Zetec twin-cam 16v 4 banger motor in my ZX2 Escort. 6 years, 138k miles and still going as strong as a Toyota motor.

One engine I consider a headache to do maintenance on it happens to be the 2.3 Twin-Spark 4 banger engine that was in my old 1994 Ford Ranger truck. 4 cylinders great but EIGHT sparkplugs to change, my ass. Esp the middle four plugs are hard to reach cuz of the damned EFI manifold.
 
A Pontiac 400 cube engine (6.6 litres). Tremendous torque esp when connected to a Turbo 400 tranny. I had that in a 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix and boy that was one wicked engine for me personally.

I used to have 76 Grand Prix with 400 .030 Bored over.. was restoring it but came up without money and was in tech school that time- 1993 and sold it for 1,000.. i think that car is the best i ever had other than my "JunkPile" 1969 Oldsmobile Ninety-Eight
 
Just throwing in a different perspective here, but my favortie is the 955 cc in line three cylider made by triumph motorcycles.
 
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