Big Question Cams In 2 Strokes
Apr 12, 2004 | 04:48 PM
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Big Question Cams In 2 Strokes
the howstuffworks website is very good.
Basicly on a 4 stroke, the cam and valves control the air coming in and out. On a 2 stroke the piston, covers and uncovers ports, which controls the air coming in and out.
Basicly on a 4 stroke, the cam and valves control the air coming in and out. On a 2 stroke the piston, covers and uncovers ports, which controls the air coming in and out.
Apr 12, 2004 | 05:47 PM
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Big Question Cams In 2 Strokes
Originally posted by: 02BAJA
um.........huh?
Originally posted by: lilnotts
there is no cams in fourstrokes but there is valves in some
there is no cams in fourstrokes but there is valves in some
Apr 12, 2004 | 07:40 PM
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Big Question Cams In 2 Strokes
Originally posted by: hondabuster
the howstuffworks website is very good.
Basicly on a 4 stroke, the cam and valves control the air coming in and out. On a 2 stroke the piston, covers and uncovers ports, which controls the air coming in and out.
the howstuffworks website is very good.
Basicly on a 4 stroke, the cam and valves control the air coming in and out. On a 2 stroke the piston, covers and uncovers ports, which controls the air coming in and out.
One guy was saying something like that, and now we wonder, how does the crank oil not escape out of thr "exhaust hole" you speak of?
