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TR4 - A flat twin works quite well with a four stroke e.g. the older BMW motorcycles. When one piston is on the power stroke the other is on the intake stroke, so the... -
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jmo - “a four-cylinder has to work much harder” What do you mean by harder? An engine with 269 lb/ft at 1750 rpm is going to be spinning much slower for a... -
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7402 - We have 4 cars, the minivan has a 3.5 liter V6, the rest are all 4-bangers that have either adequate power or considerably more than enough to have fun. The... -
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