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suppose a bike which has 2 piston engine and other is 4 piston. which one is most powerful?
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Unless the yellow ones have noisier exhaustsbrewnog said:Bikes painted red are always faster than bikes painted yellow.
Bikes painted red are always faster than bikes painted yellow.
otomanb said:Code:Bikes painted red are always faster than bikes painted yellow.
what is the reason behind that?let me explain in different manner,
A bike of 100CC with 4 stroke engine
a bike of 100 cc with 2 stroke engine
Now which will be more powerful and fast
xxChrisxx said:The one where the driver only ate half his burger for lunch.
It's a totally pointless question, as it relies on so much more than how many cylinders it has. Tuning, gearing, size, weight etc etc etc.
otomanb said:let me explain in different manner,
A bike of 100CC with 4 stroke engine
a bike of 100 cc with 2 stroke engine
Now which will be more powerful and fast
A two piston engine has two pistons that move up and down in the cylinders, while a four piston engine has four pistons. This means that a four piston engine has more power and can generate more torque compared to a two piston engine.
Generally, a two piston engine is more fuel efficient compared to a four piston engine. This is because a two piston engine has fewer moving parts and requires less fuel to operate.
A four piston engine has more power and can generate more torque, which makes it suitable for high-performance vehicles. It also has a smoother operation compared to a two piston engine.
Both types of engines can be equally reliable, as it depends on the design and maintenance of the engine. However, a four piston engine has more moving parts, which may increase the chances of mechanical failures.
Two piston engines are more commonly used in smaller vehicles and equipment, such as motorcycles and lawnmowers. Four piston engines are typically used in larger vehicles, such as cars and trucks, and in high-performance vehicles.