Other Notable Opposed Piston Engines
- Commer TS3 "The Commer Knocker" commercial vehicle engine.
- Leyland Motors L60 tank engine, used in the Chieftain tank. Similar in layout to the Junkers Jumo 205 and Napier Culverin.
- Rolls-Royce K60 engine, smaller and improved version of the L60 used in the FV430 series armoured fighting vehicles and Swedish tank Strv 103.
- Napier Deltic.
- Soviet engine 5TDF used on tank T-64.
- Soviet engine 6TD used on tanks T-80UD, T-84 and Al-Khalid.
- Fairbanks Morse 38 8 1/8
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