Scuderi engine
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Scuderi engine
They just came out with a patent for this engine like 3 months ago. It looks pretty badass if you ask me. "Internal Supercharging"
The Scuderi Group, LLC - The Technology - How It Works
The Scuderi Group, LLC - The Technology - How It Works
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No sir, I don't like it.
Something about the rod angle and how it will cause a lot of wear and tear in practical applications bugs me. Any sort of high RPM use would destroy that engine 5x's quicker then a standard IC engine.
Something about the rod angle and how it will cause a lot of wear and tear in practical applications bugs me. Any sort of high RPM use would destroy that engine 5x's quicker then a standard IC engine.
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Its nothing new,the down side is hot exhaust air being reused in a different manner.If you wanna be impressed as far as innovative turbo set up,read up on Smokey Yunick.
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Very interesting, but seems rather stupid.
Ok, one cylinder compresses the air and pushes it through the ports to the combusting cylinder, but along the way it passes into a tank?
Wouldn't negate the point of compressing it in the first place?
Ok, one cylinder compresses the air and pushes it through the ports to the combusting cylinder, but along the way it passes into a tank?
Wouldn't negate the point of compressing it in the first place?
