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Miller 16 Cylinder #
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Block Manufacturer : Miller Block Material : Aluminum Crankcase Cylinders : V-16 Cubic Inches : 272 Bore : 2.625 Stroke : 3.125 Block Year : 1931 |
Head Manufacturer : Miller
Head Material : iron Cam : DOHC Cam Drive : Gear Driven Carbs : 4 Winfield “SR” Carbs Head Year : 1931 Era : Model A/B | ||||||||
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Designed by Leo Goossen in the 1920’s for Harry Miller. First engine was built and raced at Indy starting in 1931. This engine is the second one assembled and was raced in 1947 by Louis Rassey with driver Shorty Cantlon. Cantlon was killed on lap 40 trying to avoid an accident. | |||||||||
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