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What is RPM Do all pistons move up and down twice in one revolution of a 4-stroke motor or is one rev when 1 piston goes up and down twice?
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∙ 15y ago
RPM mean 'revs per minute', the speedometre only shows numbers 1 to 9but then you times it by 1000. It is bacicaly how many revs your engine produces in one minute at the current rate of use. :-)
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