Watch An Engine Combustion Cycle Through A Glass Head
Thanks to a special glass cylinder head on a lawn mower engine and an ultra slow-motion camera, this video lets you see the combustion cycle in whole new way
While we have seen a clear engine cover in use before (on a two-stroke engine, rather than a four-stroke), we’ve never seen the combustion cycle quite like this before.
Using a glass-topped lawn mower engine, these guys produced some stunning footage, with a 4000 frames-per-second look at the combustion cycle. That’s 150 times slower than real time, in case you were wondering.
Sit back, relax, and prepare to be mesmerised…
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
Comments
I want a glass rotary
Satisfying. ‘Nuff said.
Lawnmower engine… B18 or K20?
Nice Honda bro, can you send me a tutorial how do it on my Civic?
Can someone explain me why is there spark 2 times per cycle?
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Still runs better on alcohol than some of my friends.
what about diesel
All I expected was fire, metal, fire ,metal, fire, metal, fire ,metal, fire, metal, fire ,metal
can it fit in my honda?