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Re: Crossflow vs Siamese
Mark,
This may be pushing it for an IH engine, but by keeping the intake
"away" from the exhaust (hot) manifold, you'll get a colder incoming
air/fuel mix, and colder = denser = more power out of the engine.
Joe Costanzo
'79 Scout II
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Subject: Crossflow vs Siamese
Author: alice@domain.elided at internet
Date: 9/22/98 9:35 AM
Can someone explain the pros and cons of crossflow engines (196) vs
other 4 cylinders with intake and exhaust siamesed on the same side.
Crossflow designs are easier to work on ...but is their an advantage
to keeping all the plumbing on one side? Thanks! mark
PS. Recommend an acceptable hp target and differential ratio for
general Scout2 towing of a 1000 lb load. My 196 must be shifted to
third for most hills and I question ever towing with this engine.
Mark
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