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How To Hook Two Engines Together. Two engines coupled together have to turn the same speed. How do they link the engines to the common transmission/gearbox/axle? The best method for coupling two engines depends on the specific application and the type of engines being used. Add them up and you get 1100 hp and basically a v16. I can find any good pics of the mechanisms.so i cant. Here's the video many of you have asked for, a close up view of the coupler disassembled. There are two sprockets, one attached to the back end of the crankshaft on the front engine, and one attached to front of the crank on the rear engine. The engine mounts need to be adjustable and allow the engines to be move sideways and up and down. There will be a part 2 with a how. If both are synchronized properly thay will do the same amount of work. Shims and feeler gauges will be required and a lot of time and patience. Some custom machining is required. The trike you see has two 502 chevy v8's joined in line with 550 hp each.

Here's the video many of you have asked for, a close up view of the coupler disassembled. The engine mounts need to be adjustable and allow the engines to be move sideways and up and down. Two engines coupled together have to turn the same speed. Shims and feeler gauges will be required and a lot of time and patience. How do they link the engines to the common transmission/gearbox/axle? The best method for coupling two engines depends on the specific application and the type of engines being used. Add them up and you get 1100 hp and basically a v16. I can find any good pics of the mechanisms.so i cant. There are two sprockets, one attached to the back end of the crankshaft on the front engine, and one attached to front of the crank on the rear engine. Some custom machining is required.

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How To Hook Two Engines Together The engine mounts need to be adjustable and allow the engines to be move sideways and up and down. Some custom machining is required. There will be a part 2 with a how. There are two sprockets, one attached to the back end of the crankshaft on the front engine, and one attached to front of the crank on the rear engine. Two engines coupled together have to turn the same speed. The trike you see has two 502 chevy v8's joined in line with 550 hp each. Add them up and you get 1100 hp and basically a v16. The best method for coupling two engines depends on the specific application and the type of engines being used. Here's the video many of you have asked for, a close up view of the coupler disassembled. The engine mounts need to be adjustable and allow the engines to be move sideways and up and down. If both are synchronized properly thay will do the same amount of work. I can find any good pics of the mechanisms.so i cant. Shims and feeler gauges will be required and a lot of time and patience. How do they link the engines to the common transmission/gearbox/axle?