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Honda’s New V3 Engine Ditches Turbos and Superchargers for Something Smarter - Technology Shout
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Honda’s New V3 Engine Ditches Turbos and Superchargers for Something Smarter - Technology Shout
The elusive V3 engine The V3 engine is as rare as a unicorn, appearing only sporadically in motorcycle history. The first known example of this layout was invented by German motorcycle manufacturer DKW in 1955, with two cylinders on one side of the V and one on the other, to power their two-stroke Grand Prix racers. Suzuki dabbled with 50cc racing cars of this configuration in the late 1960s, but due to regulatory changes it never saw the light…
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