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  • ...his career at the [[Guazzoni]] factory, where he designed competitive race engines for gokarts and later mopeds. Then he joined Morbidelli, a woodworking fact
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  • ...due to the work required to maintain [[intake manifold]] vacuum. [[Diesel engines]], however, are unthrottled and hence do not provide engine braking from th ...also muffle the sound of the compression release engine brake. Also, some engines use a butterfly valve in the exhaust and/or stator travel beyond the normal
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  • ...niscalchi]]. He built his own motorcycles with 350 cc ''Blackburne'' built engines that were mounted in atransverse frame.
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  • ...only known overhead valve cylinder at the time that were partly self built engines.
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  • Another 2614 ''S'' (sport) versions were equipped with 3.5 L engines with 101 hp at 3000 rpm. This car is of particular importance to [[Fiat]] b == Engines ==
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  • ....4 8v<br>'''Fiassa Engines'''<br>1.0 8v, 1.3 8v, 1.5 8v<br>'''Europa/Sevel Engines'''<br>1.4 8v SPI, 1.6 8v SPI<br>'''Torque'''<br>1.6 16v<br>'''Powertrain''' ...Europe as Renault Thalia). The range was made from Fiassa and Fire petrol engines between 1.0L and 1.6L.
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  • ...s produced between 1929 and 1932 with 346 cc and 496 cc ''Sturmey-Archer'' engines.
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  • ...n 1904 built water-cooled single [[cylinder]] [[motorcycles]] with 2.55 hp engines.
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  • ...r, like the [[Garelli]] [[Mosquito]], which were also sold as an auxiliary engines.
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  • ...start an auxiliary power unit (APU) for self-starting the aircraft's main engines. Many aircraft equipped with the [[M61 Vulcan|M61]] family of cannon use h ...e both redundancy and the means of operating hydraulic systems without the engines operating, which can be very useful during maintenance.
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  • ...The brand built mopeds and light motor bikes with 48 cc, 125 cc and 147 cc engines.
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  • ...used 174 cc and 170 cc side valve German built Heros-Norman overhead valve engines.
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  • ==Engines==
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  • ...that built a small number of motorcycles with 173 cc two-stroke ''Train'' engines.
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  • |Engines:||3.0&nbsp;L [[V8]] |Engines:||2.0&nbsp;L [[V8]]
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  • ...ed in [[Milan]] that made small motorcycles with 98 cc to 173 cc ''Sachs'' engines.
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  • ...y used 173 CC to 346 cc single cylinder side valve ''JAP'' built alongside engines ''Moser'', ''Barr & Stroud'', ''Train'' and ''Blackburne''. ..., a 250 and a 350 cc with valve side on the head, using JAP and Blackburne engines. In 1927 they launched the Augusto Monaco, the Monaco was produced with a B
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  • The bike was in production from'75 with the two engines of 125 and 250 [[cubic centimeter|cc]], from 1978 was launched on the marke
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  • ...illiers]] and built small [[motorcycles]] with 98 cc and 123 cc and 150 cc engines.
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  • ...ust gas|exhausted]]" gases are removed from the cylinder by this [[Stroke (engines)|stroke]]. The exception is the Stirling engine, which repeatedly heats and ...r less in model engines up to several thousand cubic centimetres in ships' engines.
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  • ...orcycles]] that produced good quality two and four stroke 123 cc to 198 cc engines.
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  • ...with its own motorcycle frames which bore the name ''[[Beccaccino]]''. The engines came from ''[[Demme]]''. The company was established as Demme in [[Porretta
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  • ...[[Gualtiero Piana]], built [[motorcycles]] with a two stroke ''Villiers'' engines and a four-stroke ''JAP'' enging up to 490 cc. Later the name changed to ''
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  • ...57. These were fitted with 50 cc or 150 cc two-stroke or 125cc four-stroke engines.
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  • ...Scarabeo]]. They were equipped with 49 cc and 123 cc ''[[Franco Morini]]'' engines.
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  • [[Category:Lancia engines|Flat-4]]
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  • '''Carda''' was an [[Italian]] brand that built auxiliary engines in 1950 in [[Bologna]]. It was a small two-stroke block on a platform that
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  • |Engines:||3.2&nbsp;L [[V8]]<br>3.2&nbsp;L [[fuel injection|FI]] [[V8]] (''GTBi/GTSi |Engines:||2.0&nbsp;L [[V8]]<br>2.0&nbsp;L [[turbo]] [[V8]]
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  • ...pany for the production of small cars with air-cooled ''De Dion Bouton'' [[engines]]. Some [[prototypes]] had been developed under the name of ''Lecas''. But
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  • ...ngine on reinforced bicycle frames. Later they began using other brands of engines.
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  • |Engines:||4.8&nbsp;L [[V12]] |Engines:||4.8&nbsp;L [[fuel injection|FI]] [[V12]]
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  • ...g machines with 248 cc, 348 cc and 498 cc overhead valve ''JAP'' or Python engines. The bikes remained pruduced in small numbers.
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  • ...ve 248 cc, 348 cc and 346 cc overhead valve ''Bradshaw'' or ''Blackburne'' engines.
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  • ...e of the first Italian motorcycle manufacturers. Lazzati built ''De Dion'' engines and mounted them behind the pedals on reinforced bicycle frames. Probably b
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  • ...and was an [[Italian]] [[motorcycle]] manufacturer with 160 cc four-stroke engines.
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  • ...cross and enduro motorcycles built with 50 cc, 125 cc and 250 cc [[Hiro]] engines. The brand disappeared in 1985 from the market.
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  • ...[Torino]]. In the beginning of the twentieth century the Romano bikes with engines built. This particular model the engine complete with fuel and ignition dev
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  • ...o Nazzaro and located in [[Torino]], was an [[Italian]] brand of auxiliary engines. Eugenio Nazzaro was a brother of the famous racing driver [[Felice Nazzaro
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  • ...th the [[Lancia Aurelia]], other manufacturers took note and soon other V6 engines were in use. The design really took off after the 1962 introduction of the ...time V8 manufacturer, with the [[Citroën SM]] V6 engine. Many American V6 engines are 90° for this reason, as is the [[PRV engine|PRV]] (Peugeot-Renault-Vol
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  • ...an]], using 296 cc and 330 cc and 499 cc single-cylinder V-twins [[Moser]] engines with a either mono- or V-twin that were driven with a belt or chain drive.
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  • ...one of the many Italian factories of trail bikes with 49 cc [[Minarelli]] engines. It was founded in the late sixties and later built the little 50cc [[scoot
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  • ...ed by [[Giuseppe Parena]] and based in [[Torino]] and built 124 cc clip on engines and 124 cc and 174 cc motorcycles.
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  • ...& Son]], and the locomotives produced by [[English Electric]] using these engines, including their [[British Rail DP1|demonstrator locomotive named ''DELTIC' ...ft. Hitherto in the [[Royal Navy]], such boats had been driven by gasoline engines but this fuel is obviously highly flammable and made them very vulnerable t
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  • ...or car to travel the Italian roads. He did research on internal combustion engines at the University of [[Padua]] in 1884 and built his first engine that drov ...ain. The company planned the production of small cars with four wheels and engines with a capacity of 2.5 to 6 hp similar of that of the three wheelers of the
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  • ...oric brand of [[motorcycles]]. The [[Italian]] brand that built the 487 cc engines, but in 1914 switched to a 499 cc ''Fafnir'' engine.
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  • ...les]] [[engines]] with a roller drive mounted on a frame of a bicycle. The engines were produced by others manufactures, but later '''Beta''' will build there ...es. In 2005, they launched a range of [[enduro]] motorcylces using [[KTM]] engines.
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  • ...design to appear in postwar [[Europe]]. Some businessmen bought the little engines in quantity and installed them in frames, thus offering for sale the first
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  • ...igns in Italian Air Force aircraft. He also developed and manufactured the engines for the celebrated [[MAS]] Torpedo Boats. After the War his engines were used in aircraft that were successful in international and transoceani
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  • ...sion cam-in-block design, and is the [[archetype]] for most modern pushrod engines. Generally L-head engines use a small chamber on one side of the cylinder to carry the valves. This h
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  • ...plate frames, in which ''Sturmey-Archer'' 347 cc and 497 cc overhead valve engines were mounted.
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  • ...n brand Nettunia triggered by [[Busi]] built 123 cc and 158 cc two strokes engines with a very modern design for that time.
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  • ...rcycles]] founded in 1926 and based in [[Torino]]. The brand made a 346 cc engines two cylinder and a 173 cc single [[cylinder]] with overhead [[valves]] and
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  • ...d in[[Milan]], build [[motorcycles]] which had 65 cc and 123 cc two stroke engines and later a 173 cc OHV two and four stroke engine, with the distribution va
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  • ...d|Polish]] [[FSO]], was created by mating the body of 125 and mechanicals (engines, gearbox, transmission, suspension) of 1300/1500. In the Italian range, the ...gines powering the rear axle via a four-speed [[manual transmission]]. The engines employed were two versions of the same design, differing in bore:
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  • |Engine || 49.38 cc (several different engines used) ...n to the trend in motorcycles since the 1990's for [[two-stroke|two-stroke engines]] to fade away. Through constant technology upgrades, the bike conforms to
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  • The V8 is a very common configuration for large [[automobile]] engines. V8 engines are rarely less than 4 litres in displacement and in automobile use have go ...ing League|IRL]], [[ChampCar]] and [[NASCAR]]. [[Formula One]] will use V8 engines for the 2006 season onwards.
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  • ...otenza]] (MC), built light [[motorcycles]] using 125 cc two-stroke ''Jlo'' engines with a three speed plus reverse [[gearbox]]. There were only two copies bui
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  • ...ingle cylinder 260 cc, 262 cc and 344 cc V-twins and 494 cc, 688 cc 731 cc engines. They had especially a lot of success in racing competition.
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  • ...ycles]] located in [[Torino]] that produced 50 cc two-stroke [[auxiliary]] engines. The engine drove a bicycle wheel with a roller. There was no connection wi
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  • ...d 174 cc OHV motorcycles. In a few bikes there were single cylinder 347 cc engines.
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  • ...narelli]]'', ''Zündapp'', ''Sachs'','' [[ILO]]'' and ''[[Franco Morini]]'' engines.
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  • ...fast two strokes of 87 cc, 124 cc, 157 cc and 173 cc, including auxiliary engines. The 'Normale' motorcycles won several competitions, including wins from th
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  • |Engines:||'''FIRE Engines'''<br> 1.2 8v, 1.2 16v, 1.4 8v<br>'''Fiassa Engines'''<br>1.6 8v<br>'''Multijet Diesel'''<br>1.3 16v<br> == Engines ==
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  • ...idance of [[Orazio Satta Puliga]]. His main responsibility was racing car engines.
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  • ...Go-kart racing or ''[[karting]]''. This class uses 100cc [[two-stroke]] engines, which must be approved by the [[FIA]]. Chassis must be made by a manufactu ...compete. From [[2007]] it will be using the cheaper 125cc [[Touch-and-Go]] engines to increase participation.
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  • ...later, he went to work in a car garage, where developed a strong love for engines and cars. ...[Hispano-Suiza]]: after [[World War I]] the company had a surplus of spare engines, and Materassi succeeded in buying one of those at a very low price.
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  • ...B''' (''Officine Meccaniche Benesi'') was an [[Italian]] mark of auxiliary engines.
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  • ...ost-facelift Ritmo. The Regata had a choice of two gasoline and two diesel engines. Competitors in the same class as the Regata were the [[Audi 80]], [[Ford O ...ted at 82 bhp (Regata 85). Both of these were [[Single overhead cam|SOHC]] engines. A DOHC 1585 cc I4 rated at 100 bhp (Regata 100) was also available with tw
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  • ...gle-seat three-wheeled models. The engine used was the Belgian ''Antoine'' engines with 3.5 hp. There was also a two-seater four-wheel carriage. Unfortunately
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  • ...so produced a moped with the name of ''Neptune'', which had 125 and 160 cc engines , two stroke and four-speed change. The models were of the sporty kind and
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  • ...t the Milan Motor Show, they presented two car frames both with 4-cylinder engines, consisting of two cylindrical blocks and a shaft drive. There was no mass
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  • ..., but later also 346 cc and 498 cc models using ''JAP'' and [[Blackburne]] engines.
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  • ==Engines== ...a 3.0&nbsp;L V6 Alfa Romeo engine, regarded by many as one of the best V6 engines ever made.
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  • ...the Mini underpinnings with chassis and [[straight-3|straight-3 cylinder]] engines sourced from the [[Daihatsu Charade]]. The base model was now called the In
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  • ...world title, despite the transition from [[Ford]] V8 to [[BMW]] [[turbo]] engines. ...7 Piquet emerged as champion. When Piquet followed the dominant [[Honda]] engines to a stagnating [[Lotus Cars|Lotus]] team in [[1988]], his career took a no
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  • ...59]] (an evolution of the 158 with a two-stages compressor). The Alfetta's engines were extremely powerful for their capacity: In 1951 the 159 engine was prod ...|ground effect]] became important in 1978, it was clear that the low, wide engines would interfere with the large [[venturi]] tunnels under the car which were
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  • ..., they sponsored [[Brabham]], on white cars with [[Ford Motor Company]]-V8-engines since 1975, and on red cars powered by [[Alfa Romeo]]-V12 since 1977. They
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  • ...er of 4-[[cylinder]] model with a front mounted 1460 cc 16 bhp engine. The engines were fitted with [[aluminum]] [[pistons]] and [[overhead valves]]. This fas
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  • ...tane built motorcycles and light motorcross bikes with two-and four-stroke engines from 49 to 198 cc. In 1957 to 1960 production was mainly aimed at [[mopeds] ...sor of the team Jamathi-motorcycle racing season. In the beginning Jamathi engines were initially used in "Tansini".
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  • ...andria]] from 1949 to 1954 and made scooters with 125 cc to 175 cc ''ILO'' engines. Since the brand [[Prina]] was only 30 km away in [[Asti]], in 1952 they bu
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  • ...ce a light off-road motorcycle built with a Rotax engine. Originally these engines were made by Puch in Thondorf-Graz. The company probably ended production i
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  • '''Cargneluti''' was an [[Italian]] manufacturer that built engines and [[motorcycles]].
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  • == Engines == The Marea petrol and [[turbodiesel]] engines 1.4&nbsp;L, 1.6&nbsp;L, 1.8&nbsp;L and 2.0&nbsp;L petrol and 1.9&nbsp;L wer
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  • ...ines]], which leave more space for the cabin than [[RMR layout|mid-mounted engines]]. They also tend to have softer [[suspension (vehicle)|suspensions]] to p Because of their powerful engines, grand tourers can still compete with many sports cars in top-speed and acc
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  • Ducato was first launched in 1981 then redesigned for 1993: engines were 2.0-litre 4-cylinder petrol or 1.9 [[Diesel engine|diesel]]. Trim leve ===Engines first series===
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  • ...rough 1923. The company constructed a number of prototypes with 8-cylinder engines. A 2-stroke engine with 1493 cc produced 25 hp. A sports model with a 2031
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  • ...9. In 1907 the company produced some cars with a 8/10 HP, 1 and 2 cylinder engines with chain drive in two-and four-seater versions. 1909 they still produced
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  • ==Engines==
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  • ...Motors, Ford, DaimlerChrysler, and Cummins produce cam-in-block or pushrod engines in any large numbers, although GM in particular has several OHV engine fami Generally L-head engines use a small chamber on one side of the cylinder to carry the valves. This h
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  • Alato built lightweight motorcycles with 131 cc two-stroke engines. Although the quality of the machinery was good, Alato could not compete an
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  • ...AU, identical in everything except in color,''Silver Horse'', silver, with engines from 26hp and the formula, a track [[motorcycle]] with 32hp.
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  • ...of the Lancia Fulvia staggered-four developed in the late 1950s. Staggered engines are an amenable further development with both uneven cylinder numbers and w ...r to the operation of a [[SOHC]] V6 engine. However, later (24 valve) VR6 engines use two camshafts, the right bank camshaft operates the right bank exhaust
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  • ...er from 1926 to 1935. they used 123 cc and 173 cc ''Moser'' overhead valve engines that they mounted to their built frames. In 1929, constructors [[FERT]],[[B
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  • ...built different [[moped]] models: a 75 cc Luxury model, with a four-stroke engines to four speed [[tranmission]], a 100 cc Grand Touring Luxury four speed and ...by motorcycle builders [[Baudo]] and [[Melde]], in the thirties, with JAP engines of 500 cc, three-speed grearbox. In 1931, at the request of a client, they
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  • ...of competition cars using mainly [[Fiat]] (500 and 1100) mechanicals and [[engines]] during the 1950's. [http://www.carsfromitaly.net <small>Source</small>]
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  • ...from 1922 to 1927 and produced motorcycles equipped with two-stroke 175 cc engines by '''[[GA]]'''. In 1922 the company built an interesting bike, branded Azz
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  • ...duced [[mopeds]] with a 38 cc [[Mosquito]] engine and also 48 cc auxiliary engines.
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  • ...cc) bikes using either a ''[[JAP]]'', ''Bradshaw'' or ''Blackbune Norman'' engines. There are reports that indicate the production of a 346 cc OHV sport engin
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  • |Engines:||'''FIRE Engines'''<br> 1.2 16v, 1.4 8v<br>'''Fiassa Engines'''<br>1.3 8v, 1.5 8v<br>'''Torque'''<br>1.6 16v<br>'''Powertrain'''<br>1.8
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  • ...created a few prototypes with electric drive with rear wheels driven by 2 engines. These models were never put into a series of production.
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  • |Long name || Life Racing Engines ...onnaises Sportives|AGS]] chassis. Apart from the W-12 configuration, both engines bore no other similarities, nor were there any links between their designer
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  • ...came equipped with [[Ford Motor Company|Ford]]/Visteon (Canada) parts and engines. The Guara was never homologated for US sale. == Engines: ==
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  • ...e Maffeis brothers then built a V-twin, in 1920, the Blackburne models had engines with 250 to 500cc, side-valve and a [[OHV]]. The company was in business un
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  • |Engines:||6.0&nbsp;L [[V12]]
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  • ...4&nbsp;L 12-valve engine producing 80 bhp. Three other [[gasoline|petrol]] engines were available: the 103 bhp 1.6&nbsp;L 16-valve; the 113 bhp 1.8&nbsp;L 16- The Brava was produced until [[2003]] in Brazil and the engines available were:
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  • ...great performance results. Ardito also produced 49 cc and 73 cc auxiliary engines.
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  • ...1928. The company built a number of cars with 882 cc, 1000 cc and 1098 cc engines. Unfortunately, these vehicles could not prevail against the competition an
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  • Brazilian Doblós were available with two 16-valve petrol engines, a 1.3-litre Fire and a 1.6-litre Torque. Currently, the only engine availa ==Engines==
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  • ...around ten inventions for the independent wheel-suspension system and for engines. His most famous patent applications were related to his inventions for th
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  • ...sions, one with a tubular chassis with 98 cc, 123 cc and 147 cc two-stroke engines and a more modern design, the other with a pressed sheet metal frame and ha
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  • ...motorcyle]] designer. Early machines had 148cc, 173cc and 244cc ohv and sv engines with pedalling gears and large outside flywheels. Production in the 1930's More conventional models in the '50s had 173cc ohv and ohc engines, and an interesting 500cc ohc twin intended for racing never left the proto
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  • ...or every engine revolution, instead of every second revolution. Two-stroke engines can be arranged to start and run in either direction. Two-stroke engines are used mostly among the smallest and largest reciprocating powerplants, b
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  • ==Engines==
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  • ...]] was founded in [[Zanetti]] di [[Bologna]] and built powered roller type engines mounted to an array of frames including a folding frame for easy transport.
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  • | Petrol Engines || 2001 cm3
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  • === Engines === ...iesel engines. 'T-Jet' is the name of the new range of turbocharged petrol engines.
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  • ...rope and the '''Nissan Pulsar Milano''' in Japan), but featured Alfa Romeo engines carried over from the [[Alfa Romeo Alfasud|Alfasud]], as well as an Alfa [[ ==Engines==
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  • ...stently refers to [[Mazda Wankel engine|their Wankel engines]] as ''rotary engines''. ...arious stages of development. There are countless other examples of rotary engines varying in rotor design, size and many other categories. Notable examples i
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  • ...ame. He built 248 cc, 348 cc and 498 cc Blackburne side and overhead valve engines and a three-speed [[transmission]]. Each model was produced in a Touring an
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  • |Petrol engines || 1.2 16v 80 PS<br> 1.4 77 PS<br>1.4 16v 95 PS<br>1.8 8v ''(Brazil only)'' |Diesel engines || 1.3 16v 70 PS <br>1.3 16v 90 PS<br>1.6 16v 120 PS<br>1.9 8v 100 PS
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  • ...ma Elettromeccanica Lucini'') was know for an attachable bicycle auxiliary engines designed in 1920 by [[Carlo Sorelli Brescian]]. They developed and manufact
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  • ...ing mostly 49 cc ''Sachs'', ''[[Minarelli]]'', [[Mosquito]] ([[Garelli]]) engines, and sometimes ''[[DEMM]]''. Production of [[motorcycle]]s started in 1954
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  • ...lightweight motorcycles with 49 cc 124 cc ''Sachs'' and ''[[Minarelli]]'' engines. When its production was discontinued is not very clear.
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  • ...] was a branch of the [[Aero-Caproni]] which produced NSU motorcycles with engines from 98 cc to 247 cc on chassis with pressed steel side pieces.
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  • ...cles models came on the market under the Ottino brand, they had a range of engines which included [[JAP]], [[CF]] and [[Della Ferrera]].
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  • ...fties off-road motorcycles with their own frames and with 123 cc ''Sachs'' engines.
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  • ...istralino'' TM 80 TM ''Mistralino'' and 50, all with [[Minarelli]] 50 cc [[engines]].
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  • ...with British ''JAP'' from 173 cc to 348 cc, both OHV as well as side draft engines.
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  • ...where small [[touring]] and [[sports car]] developed with 4-[[cylinder]] [[engines]]. The touring car reached top speeds of 75 [[km/h]] and the sports cars 10
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  • ...e systems is the unbalanced cooling and vibration of variable-displacement engines.
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  • ...other manufacturers. He used 2 hp and 3 hp and 5 hp single-cylinder V-twin engines from ''[[Aster]]'' and ''De Dion''-''Bouton''. In the same year, car produc
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  • ...the brand name [[Rapid]] launched modern four-cylinder 2.3L to 10.6 liter engines which also competed in motorsport's with relatively good results. In 1910 r
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  • ...ead cam]]s, although both types employ overhead valves and so are both OHV engines.
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  • ...cycles]] and [[motorcycles]]. In 1950, production of [[mopeds]] with Sachs engines with 98 cc and 150 cc was started. In 1954, Franchi created a moped with a
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  • ...otorcycles, who also in 1960 founded [[Italjet]] based in [[Bologna]], the engines were the German ''MZ'' which mounted on Italian-built chassis. The first mo
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  • ...[[six-cylinder]] version of 1991cc; later six-cylinders were offered with engines of 2179cc. Beginning in 1927, introduced a new range of cars with engines of four cylinders of between 37 and 60 hp, the rates were 14, 15 and 15GS.
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  • .... After the Second World War, Togni motorcycles were fitted with ''Sachs'' engines.
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  • ...r)|Dino 206 GT]] and [[Ferrari Dino|Dino 246 GT & GTS]] were equipped with engines identical to those used in the Fiats; the later [[Dino (car)|Dino 308 GT4]] == Engines ==
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  • ...[[VW Golf|Golf/Rabbit]]. Also [[Fiat]] make use of their superb 5-cylinder engines (both petrol and diesel) in big Fiat and Lancia models.
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  • ...both closed and open versions and had a two-cylinder air-cooled two-stroke engines. It features two engine options, either the 246 cc twin-cylinder [[two-stro
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  • Internal combustion engines can be powered by any [[fuel]] that can be combined with an "[[oxidizer]]" ...t]]s and many [[gas turbine]]s are strictly classed as internal combustion engines, but the term ''internal combustion engine'' is also used to refer specific
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  • ...eta Italiana di Applicazioni Tecniche'') is a historical mark of auxiliary engines located in [[Senigallia]] that produced an [[Italian]] branded 75 cc engine
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  • ...the production was under the '''Mazzucchelli''' marque not using the Alba engines. Mazzucchelli, which will accompany 'the production of light motorcycles an
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  • == Engines == The 1.6&nbsp;L [[petrol]] and 1.9&nbsp;L [[turbocharger|turbo]]-[[diesel]] engines give the Multipla good levels of performance and refinement, and the chassi
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  • ...(Sport, [[Grand Sport]] and standard) were available and shipped with Cime engines. The Marino-Automobile stung in many competitions, with its clear benefits,
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  • ...ycle manufacturer [[Fiorelli]] and manufactured [[motorcycles]] with 49 cc engines.
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  • ...uiza) took ownership. The latter used the SCAT factory to produce aircraft engines for some time. After the war Giovanni [[Ceirano]] had formed another compan ...estimated that about 1,500 were produced from these prestigious monoblock engines.
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  • ...n alternative to the Fiat 2-cylinder rear-mounted engine, a 125cc or 302cc engines were also offered. Baldi's other model was the ''Sahara'' 4, a Renault 4-ba
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  • ...etirements; Wilson only finishing 2 of his first 8 races, the [[Cosworth]] engines were reliable, they never caused the driver to retire. What caused Wilson ...m]], who reportedly did not pay. Minardi also managed to get [[Cosworth]] engines, old 72 degree V10's, un-tuned and similar to those being used in the [[Jor
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  • ...a number of advantages over the more common [[poppet valve]], used in most engines, as well as disadvantages that have precluded its widespread adoption to da ...does the piston and the valve no good at all. Even in "non-interference" engines, at some point the valve head can simply part from the valve stem due to th
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  • |Engines:||2.0 Twin Spark<br>2.5 [[V6]]<br>3.0 V6<br>2.4 JTD [[diesel]] ([[left hand == Engines ==
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  • ...es the exhaust gases out. This was the technique used in early four-stroke engines. It was soon discovered, however, that at rotational speeds approaching 100 ...Each of these methods has its drawbacks, causing the recent development of engines with computer controlled valve operation to optimize the engine's operation
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  • ...was also sports motor bikes, namely for land with 123 cc [[FB Minarelli]] engines.
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  • ...e [[Brabham]] team, who signed an agreement with Alfa Romeo to use Chiti's engines. There was some success - [[Niki Lauda]] won two races in a [[Brabham BT46] ...set up another company, [[Motori Moderni]] which concentrated on producing engines, again for Formula One. Initially the company produced a [[V6]] turbo desig
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  • ...Klin. In the eighties, these models were updated and had [[Franco Morini]] engines.
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  • ...ta]] chassis (including its rear mounted transaxle). At the beginning two engines were available: 1.3 L (1357&nbsp;cc, 95 PS) and 1.6 L (1570&nbsp;cc, 109 PS ...(2.0 L, 130 PS). In 1981 was made many changes externally and internally, engines were same. 1982 was released new 1.6 L engine.
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  • ...es the exhaust gases out. This was the technique used in early four-stroke engines. It was soon discovered, however, that at rotational speeds approaching 100 ...Each of these methods has its drawbacks, causing the recent development of engines with computer controlled valve operation to optimize the engine's operation
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  • Before founding his own automobile company, Ettore designed a number of engines and vehicles for others. [[Prinetti & Stucchi]] produced his [[1898]] [[Bu ...tti was the technical innovator behind the company, developing a number of engines and chassis for the numerous models produced over the next three decades.
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  • ...n order to extract useful mechanical energy from the expansion. [[Diesel]] engines are [[adiabatic]] and have no [[spark plug]]s and use energy transferred to
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  • ...roup]], and produces around 200,000 commercial vehicles and 460,000 diesel engines annually, and for the year ended [[2003]] the company had [[Euro|€]]8,440 ...ilities, 840 dealers, 31,000 employees, and is in 19 countries. 40% of the engines Iveco manufactures go to Iveco vehicles, 60% are sold as [[Original equipme
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  • ...to the production of [[bicycles]], then [[motorcycles]] with [[Minarelli]] engines. In 1969, the company produced some of their first off-road motorcycles, in ...[Milan]] Show in 1971, they presented a 125 prototype bikes with ''Sachs'' engines with the final versions, produced in 1972, using the [[Apache]], with a [[M
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  • ...1975, built 49 cc, 123 cc and 244 cc cross and enduro [[motorcycles]] with engines made by ''Sachs'', ''[[Minarelli]]'' and ''[[Hiro]]''. MAV (1) is possibly
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  • |Engines:||4.9&nbsp;L [[flat-12|F12]] |Engines:||4.9&nbsp;L [[flat-12|F12]]
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  • ...r '''HFV6''') engine family of modern [[DOHC]] [[V6]]s. This new family of engines was introduced in [[2004]] with the [[Cadillac CTS]]. [[Holden]] sells the High Feature V6 engines are produced at Fisherman's Bend in [[Port Melbourne]], [[Australia]], [[St
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  • ...sadvantage does not apply to specifically designed turbocharged [[diesel]] engines. However, for operation at altitude, the power recovery of a turbocharger m ...y than a mechanical supercharger. But because of "turbo lag" (see below), engines with mechanical superchargers are typically more responsive.
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  • ...very low quality. Due to the fuel problems, and the low compression, these engines only produced approximately 15 bhp @ 6200 rpm. In late 1952, Giovanni Parrilla decided that the design of the engines needed to be re-worked, and first [[Camme Rialzata]] (high-cam) was produce
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  • ...four-stroke]] engines dominated all classes. In the 1960s, [[two-stroke]] engines began to take root in the smaller classes. By the 1970s, two-strokes compl ...rom the technology developed in road racing if they use four-stroke racing engines. Recent decisions by the [[EU]] to prohibit the sale of two-stroke machines
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  • ...ingle turbo manifold. Parallel twin turbos are usually applied to V-shaped engines where one turbo is assigned to each cylinder bank, providing packaging symm ...ower throughout the rev range. Once used mainly in turbocharged [[diesel]] engines, [[Porsche]] was the first to use it in a mass-production gasoline-powered
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  • ...ion of the range of its products. This then extended to models with 125 cc engines, both for road and off road. The model uses a [[Squalo]] GP engine and had
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  • ...but later all cars came equipped with [[Ford]]/Visteon (Canada) parts and engines. All cars for the States were equipped with the Ford/Visteon from the begin Engines:
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  • ...es for use on boats or agricultural vehicles. The production of motorcycle engines was minimal, approximately 1700 units total per year. Between 1979 and 1984 The last chapter on 4-wheeled engines is more recent and comes out of the friendship and collaboration between Du
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  • .... This refers, for example, to the valve control system used in [[Ducati]] engines: both valve movements (opening and closing) are "operated". It is usual to ...iming at higher engine revolutions. On very high performance valve spring engines, the spring does not always have time to return to its pre-compressed posit
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  • ...th 147 cc to 246 cc and 346 cc one and two-stroke ''Villiers'' and ''JAP'' engines. In 1926 there was a 250 cc bike with an Villiers auxiliary engine. In 1927
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  • ...ew models in 1911; these featured 4192[[Cubic centimetre|cc]] six-cylinder engines and proved to be successful in many races. ...year there began the production of three cars, two with [[four-cylinder]] engines and one with a [[six-cylinder]] unit. In 1912/13 another three cars entered
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  • ...rts|Mugen-Honda]] engine, as Minardi had been expecting to run Mugen-Honda engines during the 1995 season. A last-minute decision from Mugen to supply [[Ligie ...d $1 million to Minardi to compensate them for the loss of the Mugen-Honda engines.
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  • ...one with a 125 and 250 cc Rotax engine, plus a 300 cc normali version. The engines used were a single cylinder two-stroke and liquid cooled while the rear sus
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  • ...rong encouragement was also [[Vittorio Minarelli]], willing to provide the engines with pay after the sale. ...st wanted to modernize the brand, first with'' 'Motrom' ''(short for Romeo engines), then changed to'' 'Motrone''' in order to eliminate the assonance with th
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  • ...any for the manufacture of light motorcycles with 75 and 125 cc two-stroke engines, bicycles and automobiles. In 1906 they designed the "Invicta 6/8 HP" and "
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  • | Engines || [[Lamborghini]] ...often referred to as the [[Lambo]] or [[Lamborghini]] team because of its engines. The team colloquially being called Lambo was almost more strong in usage t
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  • ...ive version of Sedici was unveiled in Spring 2008. Available with the same engines and with two trim levels: Dynamic and Emotion. The price is around 2000€ === Engines ===
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  • ...cc (normally 2 stroke engines), 350 cc and 500 cc bikes (usually 4-stroke engines). Unlike Speedway bikes which have no gears, Grasstrack bikes usually have ...s, 500 cc (using solo 4-stoke engines) and 1000 cc (using stock road bike engines). Again, both run on methanol, and the 500 cc class runs anti-clockwise aro
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  • ...es the exhaust gases out. This was the technique used in early four-stroke engines. It was soon discovered, however, that at rotational speeds approaching 100 ...Each of these methods has its drawbacks, causing the recent development of engines with computer controlled valve operation to optimize the engine's operation
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  • ...eneral Electric GE90|GE90]], subcontracting to [[General Electric Aircraft Engines|General Electric]].
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  • ...ntical to the [[MG]], including models equipped with single [[cylinder]] [[engines]] from 175 to 500 cc and [[valves]] with overhead [[camshaft]], some with a
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  • ...espectable 25 mph. Menon, a few years later, offered models with their own engines that produced 500cc with 4/6 hp. The production of automobiles at Menon sto
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  • |Engines:||4.4&nbsp;L [[V12]] |Engines:||5.0&nbsp;L [[flat-12|F12]]
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  • ...icycle factory and then move on to build light motorcycles with two stroke engines with 60 and 75 cc. In 1941, they build a model with 98 cc, a two-stroke eng
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  • ...The Seicento did not differ much from its predecessor, retaining the same engines, chassis and general dimensions, although it did gain a minor 9&nbsp;cm in ===Engines===
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  • ...e first person to patent a forced-induction system for internal combustion engines. His first superchargers were based on a twin-rotor air-pump design first p ...e extreme temperature and pressure created by the supercharger, but modern engines produced with modern materials provide considerable overdesign and boosting
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  • ...cient to ignite the fuel spontaneously. All conventional petrol (gasoline) engines, by contrast, require an ignition system. The ignition system is usually sw The earliest petrol engines used a very crude ignition system. This often took the form of a copper or
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  • ...mance scooter. The Runner is currently available with 50cc, 125cc or 200cc engines and comes with powerful disk brakes front and rear.
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  • ...Junior''' build several models from 175 to 350 cc with two and four stroke engines. The house disappeared in 1936 when the founder died in Ethiopia.
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  • | Engines || Gasoline 4-cylinder 3052 cm3
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  • ...ini]], in 1926 these machines were named ''Vassena''. In 1949 he developed engines for [[Rumi]] and in 1953 a prototype of a [[Carniti]] "auto motor scooter".
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  • ...spring, and are used in some high speed [[motorcycle]] and [[auto racing]] engines, eliminating '[[valve float]]' at high [[RPM]]. ...t speed in a [[four stroke cycle|four-stroke]] engine. On high performance engines e.g. used in [[Ferrari]] cars, the camshaft is moveable and the cams have a
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  • ...equipment, [[truck]]s, [[bus]]es, [[train]]s, and other machines that have engines to provide an environment for a [[chemical reaction]] where unburned [[hydr ...on "Large [[spark plug|Spark]] [[ignition system|Ignition]]" engines. LSI engines are used in [[forklift]]s, aerial boom lifts, ice resurfacing machines, and
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  • ...unded by the Italian [[Alessandro Anzani]], which produced [[proprietary]] engines for [[aircraft]], [[Automobile|cars]], [[boats]], and [[motorcycles]] in fa ...ere building his engines he designed a [[hydrofoil]] powered by one of his engines and propellers.
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  • ...'blowoff valve''' is a pressure release system present in [[turbocharge]]d engines, its purpose is to prevent [[compressor surge]] and reduce wear on the engi ...t taken into consideration and the engine runs rich for a period of time. Engines with a [[manifold absolute pressure]] regulated ECU or where the blowoff is
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  • ...'FIRE Engines'''<br> 1.0 8v, 1.0 16v, 1.2 8v, 1.2 16v, 1.4 8v<br>'''Fiassa Engines'''<br>1.0 8v, 1.3 8v, 1.5 8v, 1.6 8v<br>'''Torque'''<br>1.6 16v<br>'''Sport ...includes a new front and rear design, and a brand new interior. Also, new engines came for the Palio: the FIRE 16 valve 1.0L and 1.2L and the '''Sporting'''
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  • The first model was equipped with German Alba engines, a single tilted side valve with 192 cc and a power magnet that was for the
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  • ...ed the ''8/10 HP'' Model and a series of ''Fiaker'' models with 4-cylinder engines called the ''14/16 HP type''. Later, when sales fell off in 1909, they sold
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  • ...started building their own models with the ''Gaillardet'' and ''De Dion'' engines with outputs from 3 to 6 hp. These three-wheeled vehicles were produced in
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  • ...ons are called oil engines. However, gasoline engines are often called gas engines for short. The only limitations are that the fuel must be easily transporta ...t]]s and many [[gas turbine]]s are strictly classed as internal combustion engines, but the term ''internal combustion engine'' is also used to refer specific
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  • ...04 PS) per litre of displacement, far higher than most internal combustion engines. For comparison, the naturally-aspirated piston engine production car with ...d, up to 20,000 revolutions per minute (RPM). This contrasts with road car engines of a similar size which operate safely at typically less than 7,000 rpm. Ho
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  • ...two inline counter-rotating [[propellor]]s, achieved by mounting the twin engines back to back.
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  • == Engines == ...ferred to the change merely as a "face-lift". The main change was that the engines went from [[carburettor]]s to Bosch L-Jetronic fuel injection. At the same
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  • Most scooters have smaller engines than motorcycles (between 30 [[cc]] and 250 cc with a single cylinder, thou ...amaha Motor Company|Yamaha]] YQ50s. Scooters increasingly have four stroke engines to meet stricter emissions controls. Trends world-wide have seen new variat
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  • ...building two types of motorcycles, using French built two-strokes “Train” engines:
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  • ...le cylinder, V-twin or [[four cylinder]] engines, sometimes [[motorcycle]] engines. Several motorcycle derivated components were used. Cyclecars were half way
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  • ...osely related to its contemporary Quattroporte, also offered with the same engines and gearboxes.
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  • |Products || [[Commercial vehicle]]s, [[Diesel]] engines ...roup]], and produces around 200,000 commercial vehicles and 460,000 diesel engines annually, and for the year ended 2007 the company had [[Euro|€]]11,196 [[
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  • ...any versions from 49 cc, 75 to 125 cc and including some [[Franco Morini]] engines.
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  • ...ower remaining at 158 hp. This revamp also saw the introduction of two new engines, a 2.0 version of the existing V6 engine (which retained the carburettors) ==Engines==
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  • ...ther in 300 or 350 hp - coupled to a Borg-Warner 4-speed toploader. These engines were ordered in the [[US]], but were completely taken apart and blueprinted ...hot version of the Opel 1900 engine, some are known to have [[Alfa Romeo]] engines. Only about 17 Europa’s were ever built, making it one of the rarest of h
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  • ...es. In 2005, they launched a range of [[enduro]] motorcylces using [[KTM]] engines. ...re only some of the models fitted with single-cylinder four-stroke pushrod engines, delivering quite a respectable performance for the time. In the 1960s, Bet
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  • Formula Ford cars weigh 410/420&nbsp;kg (1000&nbsp;lb), so their engines, which typically develop about 140/115&nbsp;hp, are capable of propelling t Formula Ford racing cars can be fitted with different engines. After some very early races with the 1500&nbsp;cc [[Ford Cortina]] GT engi
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  • | Engines || Gasoline 4-cylinder bibloc 16286 cm3
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  • Typically, mopeds are restricted to 45-50 km/h (28-31 mph) and engines less than 50 cc. Some localities require pedals, thus making them a form of ...a class 6 (motorcycle) or class 7 (learner's permit) licence and must have engines under 50 cc. In addition to this, they must not have a driver-operated tra
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  • ...ded Ohlins rear shock and fully-floating cast iron Brembo brake disks. The engines also came with an oil cooler.
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  • ...founded by [[Alberto Galloni]] in 1920 and located in [[Borgomanero]]. The engines were of the firm's own design and manufacture, with an overhead-valve 500 c
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  • ...s smooth high-rpm power from a compact, lightweight engine; however Wankel engines are criticized for poor [[fuel efficiency]] and [[emissions standard|exhaus ...[Mercedes-Benz C111|C111]] concept car, only [[Mazda]] has produced Wankel engines in large numbers. As of [[2005]], the engine is only available in the [[Maz
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  • The three main functions of piston rings in reciprocating engines are: ...d compression rings). There are some taper faced top rings and on some old engines simple plain faced rings were used.
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  • ...] engine, though closely related to the 1000cc [[Yamaha R1|R1]] sport bike engines in design, is in fact a dedicated engine available only in the sport tourin
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  • ...s is 'economy vehicles with either three or four wheels, powered by petrol engines of no more than 700&nbsp;cc or battery electric propulsion, and manufactur
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