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Stock engine stats, if you want to put your custom high compression boosted r6 pumping out 150 hp, make another table stuttgart
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This is a non-comprehensive '''list of engines''' commonly used in FS/FSAE and relevant information.
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Guys we dont need to list every school that runs a yamaha r6 or other common engines, there are 500 teams who run the common engines. There's only one who runs a rotax, or a B&S, just cause the columns there, doesn't mean it needs to be filled.
 
 
==Single Cylinder Engines==
 
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==Greater than Four Cylinder Engines==
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==Custom Engines==
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Although technically feasible, no OEM engines that are less than 710cc have more than four cylinders; so to have more than four cylinders would require either a custom crankshaft on a larger engine, or a completely custom engine block. Western Washington University built a custom V8 engine for their 2001 car, and are the only team to have had more than four cylinders.
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A few teams in the history of the competitions have built their own engines with varying successes:
  
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| [https://wwuracing.com/our_cars#V30 Western Washington University] || 2001 || 8 || 554 || ZX2R heads/pistons, CBR600F1 transmission internals
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| Melbourne University || 2003-2004 || 2 || 434 || May still hold the BMEP record for an engine
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| University of Auckland || 2009-2012 || 2 || ?? || [https://www.fsae.co.nz/m012 Based on Yamaha WR450F]
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| Mahle for RWTH Aachen || 2003-?? || 3 || ?? ||
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| Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), the University of Applied Sciences Graz (UAS Graz) and AMG Mercedes || 2013-?? || 2 || 595 ||
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| [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/320081033_Design_of_a_Custom_FSAE_Engine Edith Cowan University] || 2014-2016 || 4 || 599 || CBR600RR internals, only first and third gears
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''This may not be a complete list, please contribute if any are missed''
 
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Latest revision as of 22:17, 5 May 2023

This is a non-comprehensive list of engines commonly used in FS/FSAE and relevant information.

Single Cylinder Engines

Make Model
 Year Displacement [cc]
 Peak Torque
 Peak Power
 Weight
 Power to Weight Ratio
 School(s) Notes
BMW F650S 2000-2009 652 60 Nm 37.3 kW        
Briggs and Stratton Model 20 1872-2016 305 2.1 lb-ft Unlimited HP 5.5lbs

Honda CRF450X   449.7 45.6 Nm
(33.63 lb-ft) 		39.5 kW
(53.03 HP) 		29.5 kg
(65lbs) 		1.34 kW/kg
(0.82 HP/lb)

Yamaha
 WR450







YZF450               ATV motor
KTM 450 SX-F 2016-20 449 45.7 Nm
(33.7 lb-ft) 		39.7 kW
(53.2 HP) 		26.8 kg
(59lbs) 		1.48 kW/kg
(0.902 HP/lb) 		  Internal Dry-sump system 2020 Dyno Graph
690 Gen III 2008-2011 653.7 65 Nm
(48 lb-ft) 		45.9 kW
(61.6 HP) 		    Texas Tech
690 Gen V(?) 2016- 693 75N⋅m
(55lb⋅ft) 		54kW
(73hp) 		40.8kg
(90 lbs)
 1.32 kW/kg
(0.811 HP/lb) 		  We got 68hp and 47lb⋅ft
Rotax DS450   449         Polytechnique Montreal ATV motor
Suzuki LTR450             Air Force

Two Cylinder Engines

Make Model
 Year Displacement [cc]
 Peak Torque
 Peak Power
 Weight
 Power to Weight Ratio
 School(s) Notes
Aprilia 450 SXV 2007- 449 54 Nm
(39.8 lb-ft) 		44.7 kW
(60 hp) 		31 kg
(70 lb) 		1.44 kW/kg
0.85 hp/lb 		York College of PA Aprilia also manufactures a 550cc (+10 hp)
Briggs and Stratton Vanguard V-Twin             Tennessee Tech Industrial engine
Ducati Monster 600 1994-1998 583 48 Nm 53 hp       Aircooled V-twin
Ducati Monster 696 2008-2014 696 69 Nm 78.8 hp       Aircooled V-twin
Honda CBR500RR   474         Bradley University
Kawasaki Ninja 650 2006- 649 64N⋅m
(47lb⋅ft) 		53 kW
(71hp) 		       
Yamaha
 YZF-R3
   321 29.6 Nm

(21.8 lb-ft)

31 kW

(42 lb-ft)

40 kg

(88 lb)

0.775 kW/kg

(0.48 HP/lb)

U of North Dakota, U of Texas - Arlington Weight includes some factory hoses.
Genesis 80FI
499      
U of Michigan - Dearborn Parallel twin, used for snowmobiles
MT07 2015- 689 68 Nm 55 kW       Parallel twin

Three Cylinder Engines

Make Model
 Year Displacement [cc]
 Peak Torque
 Peak Power
 Weight
 Power to Weight Ratio
 School(s) Notes
Triumph
 675 Daytona
  




San Jose State, Rutgers(not currently), Cardiff, Loughborough
Triumph Street Triple 675             Kansas State  

Four Cylinder Engines

Make Model
 Year Displacement [cc]
 Peak Torque
 Peak Power
 Weight
 Power to Weight Ratio
 School(s) Notes
Honda CBR 600F4i 2001-2006

(there are 2 iterations in there)

599     ~61 kg
(~135 lbs) 		  Used by many teams
  
CBR 600RR
 2003-2006           not sure if anyone runs an RR this old, but hey fair game
2007-2008 66 Nm
(48.7 lb-ft) 		88 kW
(118 HP) 		62 kg
(137 lb) 		1,42 W/g
(0.86 HP/lb) 		Used by many teams
 weight includes oil
2009-2012



 
2013-2017



 
Kawasaki Ninja ZX6R
 2012-2018 636         U of Nebraska - Lincoln
Suzuki GSX-R600 2001-2003 599



University of Arizona  
??-??           lighter transmission
Yamaha
 R6
 2003-2005 599

52 kg
(115 lb)
TU Dortmund, Uni Stuttgart, UAS Kempten, UAS Aachen, UAS Coburg
 Weight without fluids

Custom Engines

A few teams in the history of the competitions have built their own engines with varying successes:

School Year Used Number of Cylinders Displacement [cc] Notes
Western Washington University 2001 8 554 ZX2R heads/pistons, CBR600F1 transmission internals
Melbourne University 2003-2004 2 434 May still hold the BMEP record for an engine
University of Auckland 2009-2012 2 ?? Based on Yamaha WR450F
Mahle for RWTH Aachen 2003-?? 3 ??
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), the University of Applied Sciences Graz (UAS Graz) and AMG Mercedes 2013-?? 2 595
Edith Cowan University 2014-2016 4 599 CBR600RR internals, only first and third gears

This may not be a complete list, please contribute if any are missed

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