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Re: Boxer Engine
On torsdag, mar 20, 2003, at 15:45 Europe/Amsterdam, Paul Misencik
wrote:
A "boxer" engine refers to any horizontally-opposed engine layout.
They are
also referred to as a "flat" engine (such a Porsche "flat six"), or a
"180
degree" engine (such as Ferrari's "180 degree V12" - but this
designation is
far less common).
[snip]
or pancake engine as they were commonly known in .dk where I grew up.
Nice design. BTW it was used in the Fiat 500, 600 and 126 too and this
might well be the second most prolific of the kind after the Beetle.
Regards
Jacob Haagerup,
'75 GT 1600 Jr. M, 1.8
Rotterdam, Nederland
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