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  • ...st road-going diesel-engined vehicles use turbochargers, because naturally-aspirated diesels generally cannot offer suitable power:weight ratios to be acceptabl ...on. [[Cylinder head porting]] design is of premium importance in naturally aspirated engines. [[Camshafts]] usually will be more "aggressive", having greater li
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  • ...st road-going diesel-engined vehicles use turbochargers, because naturally-aspirated diesels generally cannot offer suitable power:weight ratios to be acceptabl ...on. [[Cylinder head porting]] design is of premium importance in naturally aspirated engines. [[Camshafts]] usually will be more "aggressive", having greater li
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  • ...salone in 1977. A young assembler [[Lombard]], [[Valenti]], picked the Tau aspirated 125 cc for its new construction and regular bikes, and the [[Pesaro]] compa ...00 cc engine, the most interesting innovation was the new 250 cc naturally aspirated two-stroke motor, which showed good results during testing and was adopted
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  • ...g on competing designer [[Aurelio Lampredi]] to create a large [[naturally-aspirated]] V12, which replaced Colombo's. Later, Colombo's former mentor, Vittorio
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  • ...beginning of [[1948]]. Lampredi's engines were used as large [[naturally-aspirated]] alternatives to the diminutive [[Gioacchino Colombo]]-designed V12s used
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  • The GG50 uses a 65 degree [[V12]] naturally aspirated petrol engine. The engine develops a peak power of 540hp which translates t
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  • |Turbo/NA || [[Naturally-aspirated engine|Naturally aspirated]],
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  • | Turbo/NA || [[Naturally-aspirated engine|naturally aspirated]]
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  • ...l combustion engine]]s that are not [[naturally-aspirated engine|naturally aspirated]]. Instead, a [[gas compressor]] is added to the air intake, thereby incre
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  • |Turbo/NA || [[Naturally-aspirated engine|Naturally-aspirated]]
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  • |Turbo/NA || [[naturally aspirated]] ...|bhp]], a fine effort considering that it was the team's first [[naturally aspirated]] engine for almost a decade. However, the transmission it was mated to at
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  • | Turbo/NA || [[Naturally-aspirated engine|Naturally aspirated]],
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  • ...re respectively, [[Jonathan Palmer]] was promoted to 5th in his [[normally aspirated|nonturbo]] [[Tyrrell Racing|Tyrrell]]. [[Alain Prost]] retired from 3rd pla ...competing for the [[1987 Formula One season#Jim Clark Trophy (for normally-aspirated runners)|Jim Clark Trophy]].
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  • | Turbo/NA = [[Naturally-aspirated engine|normally aspirated]]
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  • ...]049 2,996.6 [[cubic centimetre|cc]] [[Naturally-aspirated engine|Normally Aspirated]] 90-degree [[V10 engine|V10]]
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  • ...Formula One season|1958]]. The regulations for 1954-1960 limited naturally aspirated engines to 2500 cc and for the 1958 season there was a change from [[a
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  • ...n [[Formula 1]], [[Ferrari]] decided to switch for 1950 to the [[naturally aspirated]] 4.5 L formula for the series. Calling in [[Aurelio Lampredi]] to re
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  • ...n [[Formula 1]], [[Ferrari]] decided to switch for 1950 to the [[naturally aspirated]] 4.5 L formula for the series. Calling in [[Aurelio Lampredi]] to re
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  • ...n [[Formula 1]], [[Ferrari]] decided to switch for 1950 to the [[naturally aspirated]] 4.5 L formula for the series. Calling in [[Aurelio Lampredi]] to re
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  • Aspiration: naturally aspirated
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  • ...Formula One season|1958]]. The regulations for 1954-1960 limited naturally aspirated engines to 2500 cc and for the 1958 season there was a change from [[a
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  • ...gnificant change in the regulations was the switch to 3.5 litre, naturally aspirated engines. This effectively was an adaptation of the contemporary Formula 1 e
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  • ...]], [[MR layout|Mid-mounted]], 65°, [[Naturally-aspirated engine|naturally-aspirated]] [[aluminum]] [[V12]]
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  • | Turbo/NA = [[Naturally aspirated engine|Naturally aspirated]], 18,000 RPM limited with [[Kinetic energy recovery system|KERS]],
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  • Turbo/NA = [[naturally aspirated]] |
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  • Turbo/NA = [[naturally aspirated]] |
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  • Turbo/NA = [[naturally aspirated]] |
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  • ...ngines. P2 cars can weigh much less — 750kg — but are restricted to 3400cc aspirated or 2000cc turbocharged powerplants. On paper, the P2 cars are able to chall
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  • Boosting, or adding a supercharger to a stock [[naturally-aspirated]] engine, has made something of a comeback in recent years due largely to t * [[Naturally-aspirated engine|Naturally aspirated engine]]
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  • ...Ferrari Colombo engine|Colombo]] [[V12]], [[Ferrari]] moved to [[naturally aspirated|natural aspiration]]. The task of designing an NA V12 for Formula 1 use fe
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  • **Aspiration: Naturally Aspirated **Aspiration: Naturally aspirated
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  • ...igher than most internal combustion engines. For comparison, the naturally-aspirated piston engine production car with the [[List of automotive superlatives#Mos ...rch into performance engines began. The basic configuration of a naturally-aspirated Formula One engine has not been greatly modified since the 1967 [[Cosworth
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  • Turbo/NA = [[naturally aspirated]], |
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  • Turbo/NA = [[naturally aspirated]], |
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  • ...ion 8.3 L engine is rated 510hp 535lbft. Highly modified [[naturally aspirated]] variants have run to 750 hp, and [[turbocharged]] variants to over 1
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  • ...ted [[Scuderia Ferrari|Ferrari 050]] [[Naturally-aspirated engine|Normally Aspirated]] 90-degree [[V10 engine|V10]]
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  • ...Italian automaker [[Lancia]] since 2001. It is available with [[naturally aspirated]] and [[turbocharger|turbocharged]] engines ranging from 2.0 L to 3.2&
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  • Formula One engines must be [[naturally-aspirated engine|naturally aspirated]], [[four-stroke]] [[internal combustion]] [[petrol]] engines with reciproc : [[Naturally aspirated engine]]s of 4500 cc or [[supercharged]] engines of 1500 cc allowed. No wei
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  • ...reatly increasing the [[volumetric efficiency]] beyond that of [[naturally-aspirated engine]]s. A turbocharger also has a [[turbine]] that powers the compressor * [[Naturally-aspirated engine|Naturally-aspirated]] diesels have lower power-to-weight ratios compared to gasoline engines, t
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  • Turbo/NA = [[naturally aspirated]] |
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  • ...e [[straight-4]] 2.0 L [[petrol engine]], available in both naturally-aspirated and [[turbocharged]] versions, was refined and offered good performance. Ea
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  • | Turbo/NA = [[Naturally aspirated engine|Naturally aspirated]], 18,000 RPM limited
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  • Turbo/NA = [[naturally aspirated]] |
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  • ...(to 83x73.6 mm) version called the ''Tipo F105CB''. That [[naturally aspirated]] 3.2 L (3186 cc) engine boasted 270 hp (201 kW). ...[[Variable valve timing]] was added on both intake and exhaust. Normally-aspirated once again, the Enzo produced 660 CV (485 kW), the highest output ever
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  • | Turbo/NA || [[naturally aspirated]],
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  • Turbo/NA = [[naturally aspirated]] |
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  • [[Engines]] in Formula 3 are all two-[[litre]], 4-cylinder naturally-aspirated engines. Engines must be built from a production model block, and often mu
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  • ...50 N·m) at 2000 rpm. It has the same bore and stroke as the naturally-aspirated [[GM High Feature engine#LP1|LP1]], however the compression ratio is reduce
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  • ...reatly increasing the [[volumetric efficiency]] beyond that of [[naturally-aspirated engine]]s. A turbocharger also has a [[turbine]] that powers the compressor * [[Naturally-aspirated engine|Naturally-aspirated]] diesels have lower power-to-weight ratios compared to gasoline engines, t
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  • ...7 L V12 called the [[Speed Twelve]], reportedly making 1000+ BHP naturally aspirated, but the project was scrapped after the car it was designed for was deemed
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  • Turbo/NA = [[naturally aspirated]] |
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