I was going to work today and i stop at a red light. a jet black F-250 pulled up in the next lane. sounds nice, looks nice. like a 10inch lift kit or so.

the light turns green and this dude hammers it and the *** end of his truck pull down and he flys away. i take off after but it was like being i a V4.

i have to say (being the truck dude i am)I'm in love.

 

dude, i'm guessing it was a powerstroke. those things can move!

 

That kinda sucks that you got beat by a truck though, sounds like it was built pretty nicely though.

 

.......V4?.......[>:]

 

nice death man...im a sucker for a nicely built truck...to get that much mass fast...not bad

 

"V4" and "V-4" redirect here. For other uses, see V4 (disambiguation).[/align] A V4 engine is a V form engine with four cylinders. Lancia produced several narrow-angle V4 engines from the 1920s through 1960s for cars like the Lambda, Augusta, Artena, Aprilia, Ardea, Appia, and Fulvia. These were a spiritual predecessor for Volkswagen's VR6 family. The Ford of Europe produced two totally different V4 engines with a balance shaft, one in the UK and one in Germany: [ul][*]The British Ford Essex V4 engine[*]The German Ford Taunus V4 engine (also used by Saab)[/ul] Saab featured a 1.5L OHV V4 engine in their 95, 96 and Sonett models, producing 65bhp and 85 lb-ft of torque. The Ukrainian manufacturer ZAZ also used air cooled V4s with a balance shaft, produced by MeMZ and used in Zaporozhets cars. V4 engines are also sometimes found in motorcycles, for instance the [ul][*]Ducati Desmosedici[*]Honda RC212V[*]Honda VF and VFR[*]Honda Magna[*]Honda ST series (Pan European)[*]Yamaha VMax[*]Yamaha YZR500[/ul] One other large use of the V4 engine is in outboard motors. They are two stroke cycle and generally carbureted. Some manufacturers are Johnson, Evinrude and Yamaha. This type of engines is popular because of their small size, while still allowing 140+ horsepower. A common mistake is to refer

 

thats all you needed...

 

this was my overall point .......the V4 exist just not very much

 

yeah well i figured id give a little history lesson, g-o-d knows some of us need it

 

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