There is so much to admire and learn from in this video. Thankyou.

I've seen Runge Cars.
Awesome.
Glad to see you on youtube.

Very cool solution to the harmonic vibrations problem!  In the past, when someone would ask "why no flat-8?" I would always remember the problems Porsche had with the layout from racing.  Now it seems even Porsche themselves are back to using it with a potential new hypercar (Mission S?) as well.  Thanks for sharing this one.

I am a certified car nut, who happens to be a jeweler to pay for my addiction. a customer hands me a drawing I can hand back finished piece of jewelry, cad has like In your industry changed EVERYTHING 2.5 days to make a seat pan verses 57 min is insane . I print waxes fo jewelry in under 3 hrs. the print time on your flat 8 prototype humbles me. But I'm waiting for the dyne sheet. If I ever win the lotto....

It looks like Fin and the company growing in skills together. I imagine Chris is  proud of him.

The 3D shape printing is mind boggling. I can’t imagine the cost of such a machine.

FLAT 8 ENGINE WOOO

You could provide spare sparts to anywhere in the world, you provide a one off token and the client can print the part wherever they are. A whole new business model?

Wow, he is making a new Supercar with Flat 8 engine before Porsche even completes their designs!. Great engine builder, let;s see how much power it makes....

I find it amazing that in all the information/videos I've seen about this Runge flat 8 engine, nobody has ever asked and it has never been mentioned what kind of flat 8 it is. Is it a boxer or a 180 degree V engine? Since it shares the same length as the 911 engine, but has two more cylinders and a much larger volume and about the same bore as a 911 3.6 engine, I would think it's a 180 degree V engine, like the old 917 engine, yet Runge keeps comparing harmonic vibrations with the old Porsche flat 8 which was a boxer, so completely different engine. Another thing is, with the ability to 3D scan and print just about everything these days, why not produce bodies and body panels in carbon? What can be easier than 3D print molds and produce carbon parts from these?

🤔🤔🤔 the European's already made a scotch yoke flat V8 , look it up, it's brilliantly designed.

Awesome work!   What 3d printer(s) do you use?

Ohh that was Great. Awful sound, but sure Make me wanna Go down there to learn & work that magic. Thanks mate.

Can one of these engines fit in a 73 Baja?

When do we see it run?

Rumor has it Porsche is working on a flat-8 twin turbo... any connection?

I just watched 3d printing need talking about a 3d printing law, I asked can anyone name a legally operating 3d printing business in America and nobody seems to be able to answer. Also name a open thing license host with basic services like ownership sales, name 1 open in America? On both questions I'm now unable to find any one able to answer even the most basics in America.  I'm seeing why China getting business, it's easy they answer so bingo keep winning the jobs work and business.  Let me know if anyone in America knows anything about 3d printing or the manufacturing sector there. Thanks.

Rich People and their hobbies and their posting it on YouTube makes any normal YouTube channel in operable

Nice work but turn off the stereo!  Your audio sounds like crap!!!

Bro is making it too hard. CAD model it, 3D print piece by piece, glue the pieces together, and make a mold out of it for carbon fiber body panels.