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Ah!! Do we have ourselves a fellow 2-stroke Motocross rider? :P Well, to answer your question, yes and no. On most cars there can be a point in the rpm's that the acceleration speeds up abruptly. Other cars equiped with turbos have whats called turbo lag which is the time that it takes for the turbo's effect to come into play. And when it does, in a way, the engine gets a boost likened to a power band. Hope this helps!
What else can I help you with?
Do all Honda i-vtec engines have a power band?
All engines have a powerband. Vtec's powerbands are just impossible to find.
Can you put a power band in a 4 stroke dirt bike?
All fuel powered engines have a power band. The power band simply refers to the rpm range that the engine makes the most power. Four strokes usually have a wider power band than two strokes.
Does a Yamaha 180 dirt bike have a power band?
All internal combustion engines have a power band. The power band is the point in the rpm range that the engine makes the most power and pulls the hardest. A narrow power band means the engine will make power in a small rpm range. A wide power band means it makes power over a wider rpm range.
How do you change the manaul steering into power steering?
It is not possible to alter a car from a manual steering into a power steering car. The engines for the two types of cars are very different.
What percentage of the time do most drivers use peak power from their car engines?
99.9% of the time
Are car engines pulleys?
yes car engines are pulleys
How you power an electric car?
An electric car is normally powered by a motor, but can be driven with gas turbines, or jet engines, to either increase the range or feed power directly to the wheels.
Do car performace chips work?
Definitely they do - that's how F1 cars get such power from relatively small engines
What types of car engines exist?
There are a number of different types of car engines. Some of these engine types are Straight/Inline engines, V type engines, Rotary engines and diesel engines.
Why does your car take off slow then picks up?
All internal combustion engines have what is referred to as a "power band." This is the part of the RPM range that the engine generates the most power. A cars power is rated in two main ways, torque and horsepower (kilowatts in some countries.) Torque is generated primarily at the low end of the RPM range, while horsepower is higher up. Cars that have smaller engines generate less torque and most of their power is in the top end of the RPM range. This means that they move more slowly when they first start moving and accelerate faster as the engine reaches higher rev's. Larger engines with more torque start out more quickly because they can access their power band earlier in the RPM range.
What are the similarities between hybrid car engines and conventional car engines?
Both hybrid car engines and conventional car engines are designed to power vehicles, relying on internal combustion principles. They each use an engine to convert fuel into mechanical energy, providing propulsion. Additionally, both types of engines can incorporate advanced technologies for efficiency and performance, such as variable valve timing or turbocharging. However, while conventional engines primarily run on gasoline or diesel, hybrid engines also utilize electric motors and batteries for enhanced fuel efficiency and reduced emissions.
What are all the engines in a car?
There are so many you need a car make and model to tell you what engines are for that? all car engines are of the internal combustion type, fueled by gasoline.
