What is your CQ (Cylinder Quotient)?

14 cylinders

8.3 L

520hp

Toyman01 (Forum Supporter) said:

This one took some thinking, some paper and a calculator. 

Looks like 97 Cylinders, 2 rotors, 63.59 L and 3880.49 CI.

This is spread across 12 vehicles, all of which run.

3 boats, 2 of which run.

2 scooters, 1 go-cart, 2 lawnmowers and an edger. 

I might have to go vehicle shopping, I feel the need to get the CQ up to an even hundred. 

Edit: To add the antique engines. That's 6 more cylinders for a total of 103. No clue on the displacement on those. They are large though. 

I guess I don't have to go shopping after all. 

I added another 8 last week.

That brings the totals up to 111 cylinders. 68 L and 4182 CI. 

Recon1342 said:

I'm now up to 26 cylinders, for a grand total of 878.647 cubic inches.

And a whopping 759 hp. That's a staggering 0.86 hp/cubic inch. I have a really inefficient fleet, apparently. 

32 cylinders total, for a whopping 9.7 liters total displacement. 

705 total HP

965 total pound feet of torque 

Only 16 cylinders, but 9.6 liters.

715 total HP

731 total pound feet of torque

715hp out of 585 cubes, that's not so bad!

Hmm... 28 cylinders, 973ci or 15.9L

944 hp 955ft lbs

Entire fleet changed since last time:

24 cylinders : 13.3 liters

add a rotary for maths fun. 
 

edit: I had an 8.1 Chevy last time which boosted the liter count in a big way.

26 cylinders

12 are for engines of 3 cylinders or less

3 are diesel

34 cylinders,

23.1L

42 cylinders.  That's as far as I've got.

Including boat? 40.

CQ = 15

Displ = ~6.9L

26 cylinders

17.7 l

1040hp

Olemiss540 said:

Including boat? 40.

Any Internal combustion engines you own, working or non. 

My CQ is 24 with a total displacement of 13.6 liters with 1188 hp

Recon1342 said:

Olemiss540 said:

Including boat? 40.

Any Internal combustion engines you own, working or non. 

How much of the engine do you have to own?  If I have the pistons out of an old engine but I threw the block away, does that count?  What about the rotary that I tore down for parts? :)

codrus (Forum Supporter) said:

Recon1342 said:

Olemiss540 said:

Including boat? 40.

Any Internal combustion engines you own, working or non. 

How much of the engine do you have to own?  If I have the pistons out of an old engine but I threw the block away, does that count?  What about the rotary that I tore down for parts? :)

 

I like the way you think. Okay, here's how it works- you must have the entire engine in your possession. 

20 Engines

114 Cylinders

64L

3,550 HP

123 Seats

496 Cumulative Years

2,925,000 Cumulative Miles Accrued

Average Per Vehicle:

5.7 Cyl, 3.2L, 177.5 HP, 6.15 Seats, 24.8 Yrs Old, 146,250 Miles.

Yeah, I need to sell some stuff off. Or start a Spec Buick Century Series.

In reply to 90BuickCentury :

You win 

30 only counting cars/trucks

6 engines

33 Cylinders

21.3L

1325HP

8 cq 

3.6L

If you count the wife partner:

14 cq

7.1L

Her displacement in 1 car is nearly as much as mine across 2.

40 cq 

24.6L 

74 cylinders, 2632 cubic inches, 43.3 liters

Total advertised power from the factory: 2,865 HP and 3081 TQ

7 motors

24 cylinders

1,060hp

17L, 1037ci displacement

3 rear differentials