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Four-stroke engine's basic operating principle, devised in 1876 by Dr Nikolas Otto.
Unit in which the poppet valves are located in the roof of the combustion chamber and operated by long push rods actuated by a camshaft placed below the cylinder head.
One situated in the cylinder head, above or alongside the engine's valve gear.
Horizontal distance between the center of the rear axle and the vehicle's rearmost extremity.
Horizontal distance between the center of the front axle and the vehicle's foremost extremity.
Additional gear ratio in a transmission which, when engaged, causes the gearbox output shaft to rotate more slowly than the crankshaft.
One in which the cylinder's bore is greater than its stroke.