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Posted by old on November 12, 2005 at 19:39:01 from (207.69.139.7):
In Reply to: Two cycle gasoline engines posted by Rich in NYS on November 12, 2005 at 16:44:24:
It wouldn't be a matter of tracktion but a matter of how the engine work and get there HP. Say you have two 4 wheelers both weight the same but one has a 2 cycle engine and one a 4 cycle engine. They both get the same traction but the 2 cycle has to run at a higher RPM to get the same HP and that causes problems with how easy it would be to make them spin and once you start spinning you loose traction. It just like when your driveing on ice if you floor the car you spin but if you give it just enough to go you can go any where but it takes a long time to get up to speed that way.
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