a w16 is a type of block its two V8's connected plain and simple its shorter and putting a row of 16 cyclinders in a row which would result in a cars balance being thrown off and a very huge front end so basically its better because it has more cyclinders but its a different design to fit a bigger engine in a smaller car hope that answered your question
There are several Chrysler engines built for 2004. They are all better than average for durability and reliability in comparison to north American, Japanese and European equipment of the same displacement.
WD stands for Water Displacement. It's not meant to be a lubricant.It's better than spit, poorer than 3-in-1 oil, and a lot poorer than, say a dribble of a regular engine oil.If WD-40 is all you have, it's better than nothing. But do look for something better.
Displacement power and mileage are not directly related but ... and there is always a But You need displacement (CC) to make power, the problem is that some engines use the displacement better than others Displacement gets bigger and fuel usage goes up, but again some engines use the displacement better than others
The casting number will tell you what block it is, but in some cases the block will be more than one displacement. IE 302, 327, 350ci on the same casting number (chevy)
It is smaller in displacement, but is bigger in horsepower.
No. Distance can be greater than displacement, but not less. The magnitude of the displacement between two points is also the minimum possible distance of a path between the same points.However, the displacement can be zero if the distance is not if the object's starting point and ending point are the same.
There is more energy in one gallon of diesel than one gallon of gasoline. To elaborate, the word "petrol" is defined in different ways in different places..... but if you have two internal combustion engines of the same displacement the diesel will produce more power than the gasoline engine, especially in 'torque' measurement
42 CC = 1 hp357 cc engine would be 8.5 hpPower isn't a function of displacement, and there isn't an equation that converts cubic centimeters to hp. This is a better question for the manufacturer (MTD I believe). I guarantee that engine has more than 8.5 hp.
YES a Whole lot better.
Diesel engine runs at a higher compression ratio than a gasoline engine. A typical diesel engine may also use a longer stroke and smaller bore than a gasoline engine. Diesel fuel has a higher energy density than gasoline.
The number of cylinders alone does not determine the displacement. If someone desired to, they could make an engine with less than a liter of displacement with however many cylinders they pleased. Likewise, heavy duty trucks tend to use an inline six engine, with displacement ranging from ten to 16 liters.
The engine-Other than an increase in displacement to 2188cc the Z22E engines used in 1982 and 1983 models remains basically the same as the Z20E engine in terms of the design, then there's Engine/Serial/Number/ engine/model L28E and stamped on right/hand side of the cylinder block! In 1980 the engines used then was the L28E ...I hope this helped you!!!