What's the difference between a V8 and a flat-plane crank?
A V8 engine is a type of internal combustion engine that has eight cylinders arranged in the shape of a "V".
as it provides a good balance of power and smooth operation.
A flat-plane crank is a specific type of crankshaft design used in some high-performance engines, including some V8 engines.
Unlike a traditional cross-plane crankshaft,
a flat-plane crankshaft has its throws positioned 180 degrees apart,
which results in more even firing intervals between cylinders.
it will likely further enhance the car's reputation as a high-performance sports car.