Introduced
in 1934, the W-670 was based on the A-70 of 1929 with the
bore increased from 4.625 to 5.125 inches. Designated the R-670
by the U.S. military, this engine was also used in tanks (including
the M3 Stuart). |
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| 7-cylinder, radial, air-cooled,
piston engine |
| Displacement: 668 cubic inches (10.9 liters) |
| Bore x stroke: 5.125 x 4.625 in |
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