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vintagewagenwerks
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torque...
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August 14, 2011, 18:00:42 pm »
can some on tell me what specifications are necessary for getting torque in a boxer engine,the only thing i know is big pistonsice and long mainfolds.thanks in advance for your replies.
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Small valve size, not really big intake runners, high velocity through the heads.
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big torque from small cc
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Quote from: Trond Dahl on August 14, 2011, 20:41:05 pm
Turbo
ok turbo thatīs a real fact .whats about a big stroke an small cc?
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August 15, 2011, 02:32:17 am »
Generally speaking
-- given 2 engine of the same size -- the long stroke engine will be a lower rpm engine with more torque and the short stroke engine will be able to turn a higher rpm and make more HP
But Bigger is always better -- and you can't go wrong with any boost engine --
Generally speaking
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A friend of mine use to road race and had a max cc limit on his engines -- he had 2 engines -- one, long stroke, was for the tight twisty courses and another for the long striaghts which was a short stroke engine and he was a class champion for several years
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