Internal Combustion Engine

Internal Combustion Engine Kits

The ultimate challenge for any mechanic: Internal Combustion Engine Kits. These are not simple toys; they are miniature engineering marvels that replicate the power plants found in real cars. Build your own V8, Inline-4, or Rotary engine from scratch and experience the thrill of tuning a running engine.

Classification & Types

We organize these engines by cylinder layout and fuel cycle:

• Cylinder Layout: Single-cylinder, Inline-4, Flat-4, V8, V10, and V12 models.

• Cycle Type:

  • 4-Stroke: Realistic sound, valves, and oil systems (runs on Gasoline or Nitro).

  • 2-Stroke: Simpler construction with high RPM power.

• Cooling: Air-cooled vs. Water-cooled with functional radiators.
  

How it Works

Most of our high-end models follow the Otto Cycle (4-Stroke):

1. Intake: The piston moves down, sucking in fuel and air.

2. Compression: The piston moves up, compressing the mixture.

3. Combustion: A spark plug ignites the fuel, causing an explosion that forces the piston down (creating power).

4. Exhaust: The piston moves up again to push out burnt gases.