Designed for use in Shriners' cars perhaps? Anyway, although it sounds like a two-stroke, another comment says that the photos of it on the website shows it in the various stages of disassembly and that it's clearly a four-stroker.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jg0k7zDsB8w

I think the guy builds 'em to sell- Something on the order of $4-5K apiece..... But yeah, I'd LOVE to have one..

Ay carumba, for that price I'll stick with the full-size version. Or better yet (to me), the 1.6 in the early model Mercury Lynx. As for a MoPar engine, I like the 225 "leaning tower of power" best. Slow maybe, but cool sound and dang near indestructible.

This one sounds way better!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0KtL2hotCY

This one sounds way better!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0KtL2hotCY
I haven't been able to load that video yet, but did you notice the username? :lmao:

I haven't been able to load that video yet, but did you notice the username? :lmao:

I hadn't noticed that! :D I think it's supposed to be spelled Mehoff though.

Oh man, this is gold. Saw these comments attached to another engine video on YouTube.

I use 1 horse power to get around...I ride a mountain bike everywhere!!!Its sure cheap on gas and lets out 0 emitions !!!

Are you a centaur?  haha

power = how fast you hit the wall
torque = how far you take the wall with ya

Oh man, this is gold. Saw these comments attached to another engine video on YouTube.

I use 1 horse power to get around...I ride a mountain bike everywhere!!!Its sure cheap on gas and lets out 0 emitions !!!

Are you a centaur?  haha

power = how fast you hit the wall
torque = how far you take the wall with ya