Any reason the diesel engine has the valves inline with the piston stroke rather than angled valves and a domed/wedge piston?
Does a diesel engine have a spark plug?
...the rest of the air fuel mixture is compressed to the point of spontaneous combustion. This is literally what knock is.
This will decimate all... especially if combined with FreeValve. If we have to, overnight parts from Sweden.
No. It’s a marketing scam. As soon as you introduce a spark plug to initiate the combustion event, it’s not compression ignition, no matter how hard you try to spin it.
Seems legit. Can I put that in the back seat so my daughter can shift like daddy?
I still don’t get why more people don’t want big sedans with V8.
Sooooo, whats the best way to get rid of carbon buildup in the combustion chamber?
You can bore out the cylinder and used oversize pistons, though in some cases, you may be able to get away with a hone job and some new rings.
Also take note in the beach assault test somehow the Fiesta does not hydrolock even with water coming up over the hood and seeping through the door. The Fiesta makes it to the beachhead with a full load of Marines.
I once chased a viper with my 200hp civic at VIR. Every straight, he’d be gone, every corner I’d be on his ass. This lasted the whole 20 minute session. A good driver would have simply smoked me from the get go.
Here in the US they were the quirky choice that said something about its owner, someone who thought differently, was more practical, more thoughtful, and didn’t mind standing out a bit while doing it.
And most times on road trips, the car is ready before I am done going to the bathroom or getting a snack.