Sunbeam Malay

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The Sunbeam Malay was a 20 cylinder aircraft engine of 29.4 litres capacity. Five four cylinder blocks were arranged on a central crankshaft. Bore and stroke were the usual Sunbeam 120 mm x 130 mm. The 500 hp engine had three valves per cylinder and overhead cam shafts, and was not put into production.

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• Wolverhampton Museum of Industry

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