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It's not 140 horsepower because it is designed poorly; that's a trade-off to make it react well to bullets and explosions and still run, also field serviceabili
by bigdubs 12y ago
It's not 140 horsepower because it is designed poorly; that's a trade-off to make it react well to bullets and explosions and still run, also field serviceability.
- scottlocklin 12y agoIt's actually a fairly poor design; probably a 1950s era Chrysler design.
- VLM 12y agoYou and OP are not necessarily disagreeing. A pressurized cooling system is a liability on a battlefield unless its REALLY worth it. (I don't remember if a 50s chevvy has a pressurized cooling system... I'm guessing not)
- jschwartzi 12y agoMany engines from that era were air/oil cooled.