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Companion cylinders are typically found in certain types of multi-cylinder engines, particularly in V-type configurations where pairs of cylinders work together to balance the engine's operation. For example, in a V8 engine, the companion cylinders are those that are 90 degrees apart in the firing order, such as the first and fifth cylinders or the second and sixth. This arrangement helps to reduce vibrations and improve the engine's smoothness. Additionally, some flat or opposed engines, like the Subaru Boxer engine, also utilize companion cylinders for similar balancing benefits.

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