Geheimprojekt Goldfisch BMW 7er E32 750i Fotos vom V16 AUTO MOTOR UND SPORT
The 6.7-liter V16 engine was heavily revised featuring strengthened and enhanced internals, as well as a new engine management system. The 16-cylinder unit was mated to a six-speed gearbox and.
La BMW 767iL (E32) montre son monstrueux V16 en vidéo
At the heart of the BMW E32 750i Goldfish Prototype lies its most captivating feature—the V16 engine. This 16-cylinder powerplant is a testament to BMW's engineering prowess and ambition. With a configuration that comprises two inline-six engines mated together, the V16 engine was a true marvel of design and innovation.
Geheimprojekt Goldfisch BMW 7er E32 750i Fotos vom V16 AUTO MOTOR UND SPORT
It is a V16-engined, E32 generation 7 Series. That's right friends, V16. Sixteen cylinders representing one of Munich's wildest flights of fancy, even if it remains a bittersweet story. More.
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This is how the Secret Seven project was born, and BMW's first V16 engine came to life. It only took Fischer six months to come up with a production ready 6.7 liter V16 engine in 1987. The.
BMW 7 Series E32 Goldfish With V16 Engine Stars In Walkaround Video
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BMW 7 Series E32 Goldfish With V16 Engine Stars In Walkaround Video
Compared to the 6.7-liter SOHC, 32-valve Goldfisch engine, which produced just over 400 horsepower and 450 pound-feet of torque, enough to propel a long wheelbase E32 7 Series to 175 mph, the Rolls-Royce V16 represented another realm of performance—too bad they were never put into production. —Alex Tock [Photos courtesy BMW AG, Yanko Malinov.]
Geheimprojekt Goldfisch BMW 7er E32 750i Fotos vom V16 auto motor und sport
The unique BMW 7 Series E32 with a massive 6.7-liter V16 makes a rare appearance on camera.
BMW Prototype E32 767iL V16 "Goldfish" Diverse bil Uploadet af KBKP
The BMW E32 is the second generation of the BMW 7 Series luxury cars and was produced from 1986 until 1994. It replaced the E23 and was initially available with straight-six or V12 powerplants. In 1992, V8 engines became available. From its inception, the E32 was among the most technologically advanced series of cars in its day.
BMW 750iL V16 "Goldfish" Concept 1988 E32 On 8 July 1987… Flickr
Essentially, what BMW did was stuff a massive 6.6 liter V16 engine under the hood of an E32-generation 7 Series, which could barely accommodate a V12. In fact, the V16 was such a tight fit.
BMW 750iL V16 "Goldfish" Concept 1988 E32 On 8 July 1987… Flickr
Secret project goldfish BMW 7 Series E32 750iL V16 . Subscriptions & booklets . 29.03.2020 . D he 7 series E32 from 1987 falls next to his golden paint, especially with gills in the rear side area. The slots at the back collect fresh air. No, the 7 Series does not have a rear engine, but behind its narrow kidney, which originally belonged to a.
Geheimprojekt Goldfisch BMW 7er E32 750i Fotos vom V16 AUTO MOTOR UND SPORT
That doesn't sound like so much these days, but the V16 was a significant improvement over the 5.0-liter V12 M70B50 engine which resided in the 7-Series and developed 295 hp (220 kW / 299 PS)..
BMW’s Secret 7 Series E32 6.7L V16 autoevolution
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Who Remembers the V16powered BMW 750iL "Goldfisch"?
It had a six-speed manual transmission and made 408 horsepower and 461 pound-feet of torque; very fast for the 80s with a supposed zero to 60 mile per hour time of just 6 seconds and a top speed of.
BMW Prototype E32 767iL V16 "Goldfish" Diverse bil Fotos fra KBKP
Photos courtesy BMW Group Classic.Editor's Note:. BMW began to look for the best way to shoe-horn it between the front fenders of an E32-series 750iL.. but the V16-powered prototype used a six-speed manual gearbox borrowed from the 8 Series coupe. It accelerated from zero to 60 MPH in about six seconds, and it didn't stop until it hit.
Foto BMW 750iL V16 (E32), Codename 'Goldfisch', ausgestellt auf der Techno Classica 2017
Episode 86 of Unsung Heroes, a series on HSG featuring some of the obscure cars from both the concept and mass production world which simply do not get the r.
BMW 7series E32 prototype V16 1988 vue AR photo BMW Auto Forever
The BMW Goldfisch is a SOHC 32-valve V16 6.7-litre prototype automotive piston engine based on the BMW M70 V12 engine. [1] Development Development started in the late 1980s. The engine was built to demonstrate the maximum potential of the small cylinder displacement engine family.
