Store Page
Stormworks: Build and Rescue
All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews

Stormworks: Build and Rescue

Store Page
Stormworks: Build and Rescue >  Workshop > Kahrstrom's Workshop
Not enough ratings
KO I-20V100/A | 1x1 Size V20 Modular Engine
Description Discussions0 Comments31 Change Notes
   
Award
Favorite
Favorited
Unfavorite
Vehicles: Vehicle, Air, Sea, Technical, Creative, Land, Underwater, Stationary, Subassembly, Advanced
Tags: v1.1.24
File Size
Posted
Updated
552.840 KB
2 May, 2021 @ 10:47am
2 May, 2021 @ 11:59am
2 Change Notes ( view )
Created by
Kahrstrom
Offline
See all 96 collections created by Kahrstrom and other people (some may be hidden)
3,854 Unique Visitors
3,348 Current Subscribers
40 Current Favorites

Subscribe to download
KO I-20V100/A | 1x1 Size V20 Modular Engine

In 2 collections by Kahrstrom
Kahrstrom Marine Engines Collection
19 items
Kahrstrom & Olsen Marine Equipment
37 items
Description
Want to follow Kahrstrom & Olsen? Check out our Discord [discord.gg] if you want to keep up with the latest releases and projects and have a chat with us!

Presenting the KO I-20V100/A
Seeing a need for a sturdy and fuel efficient engine able to pack a punch and last for extended periods of time under heavy load without struggling with overheating or breakdowns, Kahrstrom & Olsen developed the I-20V100/A, a highly capable package that comes complete with everything you need, including ECU and clutch management, an double cooling system for extra effect and redundancy as well as easy to use engine management. The I-20V100/A is the smallest amongst three variants.

Technical Specifications
Engine Type: Supercharged V20 Diesel
Measurements (including sub-systems): 6.25x2.25x2.50m (length, width, height)
Weight: 1448kg
Price: 29160$

Credit
Thanks to WH1T3_No1SE for allowing us to use his engine controller!

You may use this in your workshop creations as long as you credit Kahrstrom & Olsen and link this page. You may NOT upload this creation at its own.

Looking for Marine Equipment?
We got you covered! Check out our full range of equipment!

Kahrstrom & Olsen Marine Equipment combines vast experience and know-how with new ideas and smart solutions to make deck equipment, engines, cranes, FRC boats, navigational equipment, marine safety equipment and much more.
31 Comments
< >
Sundowner 6 May, 2024 @ 12:52am 
Hey there, I know its been a long time since you've had a post or anything, but im struggling to figure out why the engine is RPS Stuttering. Infinite fuel works fine, fuel tanks not so much
henryostrich 12 Dec, 2023 @ 3:47pm 
thank you i needed somtihg for my train
JJW836412 29 Aug, 2023 @ 11:06am 
Electricity Generation Review
----------
Max power units (when connected straight to generators on startup): 94
Consistent power units (when connected straight to generators when running): 132


Generators used:

Small: 0
Medium: 1
Large: 0

Other notes: Seems to be lacking in power. It may be designed for "easy to install on boats" but i would compare it to a default medium engine. Its good for decoration and the built in cooling systems work well. The automatic gearbox makes it better for boats. Just not as much power. Its also very fuel efficient.
-------------
Alucard_DK 13 Jul, 2022 @ 5:11am 
also really like the engine :)
Alucard_DK 13 Jul, 2022 @ 5:10am 
Ive found that the RPM Flutter can be helped by putting some pumps on the exhaust as well as the intake
this lets me take the clutch to about 50% before the flutter begins (at 100% throttle)
McCree 26 Jun, 2022 @ 10:56am 
Your engines are sweet, very pretty to look at. I was hoping to use one in my next build, but unfortunately it seems you're lacking in a range of mid-sized engines. This was the only one I could fit, after tearing out a lot of the excess blocks that give it its personality. For reference I had a space of something like 1.25x1.75 width/height.

I've since abandoned that project for other reasons, but I thought i'd give this bit of feedback in the hopes that if i come looking again in the future, I might find something that'll fit xD
GeilerElch 21 Mar, 2022 @ 10:05am 
Heyhey! Where do I connect the pipes at the bottom of the cooling thing?
LieutenantWolf 10 Mar, 2022 @ 10:42am 
i actually meant pumping it into the engine. it worked whenever i had the ship on stilts but once again the rpms violently flutter once i put it in the water
Kahrstrom  [author] 10 Mar, 2022 @ 10:10am 
Ah, yes, pumping air into the engine room instead of hooking it up directly to the engine can be a bit troublesome sometimes. I usually just hook it up directly but with enough pumps it you can usually fill the engine room :) Glad you got it working!
LieutenantWolf 10 Mar, 2022 @ 10:06am 
*final message I swear* after replacing the wimpy small pumps with 4 large pumps, it works flawlessly.