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Old 09-13-2004 | 01:14 AM
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Default Re: what is the difference between on-road engine and buggy engine?

Originally posted by adsl
hello,

what is the difference between on-road engine and buggy engine?

what is the different requirement of the two kind of engines?
and how it be realized in the engines?

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the difference between on-road engine and buggy engine is working rpm range. buggy engine is about 30k rpm and on-road engine is about 40k.Buggy engine need high torque and on-road engine need high rpm. it just likes the different between truck engine and sports car engine.

Different places;
crank intake timing,crank balance;exhaust timing;carburetor designing;also heat sink(buggy runs slower so need bigger heat sink).....etc.

The base costs to on-road engine and buggy engine are almost the same. But because the buggy engine has much much bigger markets compare to on-road engine,that is why on-road engine has more high price.
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