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Posted by dr.sportster on January 29, 2005 at 08:44:10 from (12.75.210.81):
In Reply to: coils posted by dangley on January 28, 2005 at 21:03:04:
There are three ways to make more power;an increase in any one of the following:mechanical efficiancy, this would be like removing a bushing and replacing it with a bearing.Volumetric efficientcy,an increase in the engines ability to become a better heat pump an example would be ported heads.Or how much increased air fuel mix can flow through the engine.And thermal efficiency:the engines ability to dissipate the heat of combustion immediatly after it occurs.Mechanical efficency is pretty good from original design and may be difficult to improve.Thermal efficiency is also difficult to improve.So most seeking more power will try to increase the volumetric efficiency as this is where the most untapped power is lying so to speak.
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