Meaning of 5+2
#1
Meaning of 5+2
I am looking to buy a new engine and some are advertised as 5+2.
Does this mean that it has a total of 7 intake ports or is it 5 intake ports and 2 exhaust ports instead of 1?
Does this mean that it has a total of 7 intake ports or is it 5 intake ports and 2 exhaust ports instead of 1?
#2
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5 Ports + 2 Bypass Ports
Bypass ports are the ones one the side of the sleeve just below the "normal" ports.
Now, sometimes (very rarely before, never now) manufacturers did that for exhaust, but I havent seen a recent example of it. But the bypass ports is what its referring to. Some manufacturers don't even bother to add that information.
Bypass ports are the ones one the side of the sleeve just below the "normal" ports.
Now, sometimes (very rarely before, never now) manufacturers did that for exhaust, but I havent seen a recent example of it. But the bypass ports is what its referring to. Some manufacturers don't even bother to add that information.
#3
Thank You, now that brings up one more question. Do bypass ports function to allow better flow of the fuel from the crankcase to the intake ports or from the crankcase to the cylinder like an intake port?
#4
Mixture trapped under the piston when going down can take a shortcut into the transfer chanel.
#5
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