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    CAMLESS ENGINES AND THE BENEFITS THEY PRODUCE The authors of the reviewed article are: Marcello Montanari, Fabio Ronchi, Carlo Rossi, and Alberto Tonielli, all of whom are members of IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers). Marcello Montanari received the Laurea degree in computer science, engineering, and a Ph.D. in automatic control from the University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy, in 1999 and 2003. Since 2000, he has been with the Department of Electronics, Computer Science and

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    What’s better for a car’s tire, air or nitrogen? As a licensed driver, I’ve always wondered what the difference between air and nitrogen in car’s tires was. I never knew the different aspects of which of the two were the best for cars. Air has a total of 78 percent of nitrogen, about 21 percent of oxygen, and the remaining is comprised of water vapor, as well as other noble gases. Humidity, from the water vapor in tires is an unacceptable factor to have in tires because this causes more pressure

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    What is your favorite engine out of the 454, 429 and the 426 Hemi? All three of them are good engines. They are Chevy, Ford, and Dodge engines. They were all high output engines. They are engines good for 400+ HP. My three favorite things are the 454, 429, and the 426 Hemi. The 454 is going to be in this first paragraph. The 454 peaked at 460 hp. The factory rating was said to be underrated. It had a 4.250” bore and a 4” stroke. It was one of GM’s big blocks. It did not have the biggest displacement

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    05-19-2015 and had yet to be transferred to his name. Vehicle 1 had a registered curb weight of 4065 pounds. A post collision examination of Vehicle 1 revealed it was powered by a sequential multi-point fuel injection, 160-hp 4.0 Litre, V6, OHC, 12 valve engine, with no apparent modifications. The drive train consisted of a rear wheel drive, 4 speed automatic transmission with overdrive, with no apparent modifications and both

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    (-- removed HTML --) A 2017 WAPA Rally first look at Dodge’s hot SUV. (-- removed HTML --) High-end performance SUVs are nothing new. In the early 1990s, the GMC Typhoon lifted the fun quotient considerably by delivering a turbocharged 4.3-liter V6 engine, Garrett intercooler, BorgWarner transfer case, and a self-leveling rear suspension. It rivaled the performance of top sports car models of that era, including the Corvette. After the briefest of production runs, the Tycoon and the similar Chevrolet

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    Panels now had squared lines, widened cab, extended hoods, step up inside the doors, no running boards, style side bed, and the Ranchero package was introduced. Ford tweaked the engine in 1958 from 272 cubic inches to 292, increasing the Horsepower from 171 to 186. After the 1960 model came the 1961-1966 era. This era brought on a whole new style of trucks, the Ford Unibody. It connected the cab to the bed giving it a whole new

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    Chevrolet Beretta was produced between 1987 and 1996, and it was designed as a sports coupe that included a hardtop or a convertible. In 1990, the convertible model was the official pace car for the Indianapolis 500. It came in either an inline 4 or a V6 with a choice of transmissions for those who like to shift. You still drive your Beretta and keep it well maintained. When you need to replace a part, you use a genuine OEM part like those found at NewGMParts.com. Body – Keeping the body on your vehicle

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    Nissan GTRs used to be relatively affordable cars with high horsepower and were great at drifting, drag racing and many other things. Now all I think about it is its high horsepower engine and its flashy looks. It may be fast, but I don’t see it as “the best car”. I was bored one day and didn’t know what to do so I got onto YouTube and all I saw were bunches and bunches of videos of GTRs doing a ¼ mile in under 10 seconds. They just set off on the hot tarmac and the exhaust was just spitting fire

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    History of the swamp boat: The first swamp boat, also known as an airboat or fanboat was built in 1905 in Canada by a team led by Alexander Graham Bell. The classic design of a swamp boat consists of a flat bottomed hull powered by an aircraft or car engine driving an aircraft propeller. They are a popular means for fishing, hunting and touring the environment in the southern states of America. Hull Design: The classic swamp boat design utilizes a flat bottom hull with an inclined front section which

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