"2-Stroke" - "4-Stroke" -- What does it mean?
Burning Brakes
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Re: "2-Stroke" - "4-Stroke" -- What does it mean? (Clink69)
I hope Jenny and Juliet don't see this.. :eek: :eek: :crazy:
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Oh geez....i'm not even gonna try to IMAGINE what you are PICTURING in your head! :bb
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Re: "2-Stroke" - "4-Stroke" -- What does it mean? (ddecart)
Dave
Is BANG a term they taught you in engineering school? I just glanced through & thought yer engine blew up since it started off w/a BANG at TDC :eek:. Then noticed it came w/ a "full charge". :eek: If it had started w/ Intake stroke, then would have assumed BANG meant Ignition.
J/K
BTW 4 BANGer is a term for a 4 cyl.
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Is BANG a term they taught you in engineering school? I just glanced through & thought yer engine blew up since it started off w/a BANG at TDC :eek:. Then noticed it came w/ a "full charge". :eek: If it had started w/ Intake stroke, then would have assumed BANG meant Ignition.
J/K
BTW 4 BANGer is a term for a 4 cyl.
:cool:
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Re: "2-Stroke" - "4-Stroke" -- What does it mean? (Ganey)
Of course Ganey! It's a highly technical term that most people just throw around all *****-nilly. Takes a specially trained engineer to use it in the proper context :lol:
