DAZ1985
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while being bored at work i wanted a read about c20xe engine on wiki
quote: Technical information
The breakdown of the engine name[9] is as follows:
C - Exhaust Emissions Level: ECE R 83 A
20 - Displacement: 2 litre
X - Compression Ratio Threshold: X = 10.0-11.5:1
E - Mixture System: Electronic Fuel Injection
The engine produces 150 bhp (112 kW; 152 PS) at 6,000 rpm, with a low optimum specific fuel consumption of 232 g/kWh which is equivalent to a maximum efficiency of 37 per cent; a better efficiency than some of the diesel engines that were available at the time of its release. The valves are set at 46 degrees and are accompanied by pistons with shallow valve pockets - thereby eliminating the need for a shorter con rod hence, allowing a suitable compression ratio to be achieved. Long spark plugs are used and positioned concentric to the cylinder. Incidentally, the engine has a square bore/stroke and shares piston dimensions with the Bugatti Veyron (86mm x 86mm).
Learn something new everyday
Useless YES but i thought id share
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ed
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I'm sure a lot of engines have 86mm pistons 
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DAZ1985
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quite rightly so
i did say it was useless
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ed
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Think I might use the 'my car has bigger pistons than a veyron' one when I've built it
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DAZ1985
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quote: Originally posted by ed
Think I might use the 'my car has bigger pistons than a veyron but lacks the quantity' one when I've built it
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ed
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See what you did there
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Kevxx
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good ole wiki
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