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It’s exactly this accepted fact that I’m trying to understand: what happens when increased quantities of air/fuel mixture are pushed into intake manifold, so that it increases the engine speed. And I think that the ram effect doesn’t help to explain it, since the pure and simple engine speed...

Thank you all for the inputs. I'm still studying the responses, especially that of Mike Ranger, very complex. I'll be back soon.

So the bang has to be bigger. Let's imagine one cylinder: for each crankshaft speed, when the piston is in bottom dead center, the volume of air/fuel mixture is the same, but not the quantity of the mixture. Right?

Hello friends, I just wanted to know what makes the engine turns faster when you open the valve throttle.