Fitted with police lights in the grille, windshield, and fender vents, the Corvette also wears a green, white, and yellow livery. It kind of looks like a Hotwheels toy, but that doesn't matter since this Z06 isn't used as a patrol vehicle. Instead, the 650-horsepower sports car shows up at various community events. Needless to say, you really don't have to worry about seeing it in your rearview mirror.
Bore (mm) Stroke (mm) Disp (cc) Cyls Square Subaru BRZ 86 86 1998 4 Nissan Qashqai 72.2 73.2 1199 4 Lincoln Town Car 90.2 90 4601 8 Bugatti Chiron 86 86 7993 16 Under square (long stroke) Harley Davidson (bike) 99.9 111 1746 2 Morris Minor 57 90 918 4 Ford Model T 95 101 2878 4 Lamborghini Huracan 84.5 92.8 5204 10 Over square (short stroke) Ducatti Panigale (bike) 116 60.8 1285 4 Saab 9000 90 78 1985 4 Land Rover Defender 88.9 71.1 3528 8 Jaguar XJS 90 70 5343 12.
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How many cylinders does an engine need?
Photo: More cylinders mean more power. 1) White: A 4-cylinder, 48hp Morris Minor engine from the 1960s. This engine is so incredibly tiny, it really looks like there's something missing—but it can still manage a top speed close to 125 km/h (80mph). 2) Red: A huge V12 Jaguar XJS sports car engine from the mid/late 1970s gives a top speed of about 240 km/h (140 mph). It's something like 300hp (about six times more powerful than the Morris engine). Apart from the number of cylinders, the engines also differ in their cylinder designs. The Morris engine is "undersquare," which means it has quite narrow (small-bore) cylinders that push the piston a long distance (stroke). The Jaguar engine is "oversquare," with wider cylinders whose pistons don't push so far. These terms are explained more fully below.
A5: Rough idling can be caused by various factors, including dirty or faulty spark plugs, clogged fuel injectors, vacuum leaks, problems with the idle control valve, uneven compression in the cylinders, and faulty ignition coils or wiring. Have a qualified mechanic inspect your engine to identify the specific cause and perform necessary repairs or replacements.
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