How Two-stroke Engines Work
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A car engine uses a four-stroke cycle -- how can two strokes accomplish the same tasks? Learn all about the two-stroke engine, where it's used and how it compares to a four-stroke.
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Is lower part of piston full of gas :O? Why it doesn't just go straight to upper part cylinder instead of filling lower part?
you can even bore out a crf100 to a 135
That illustration is pretty shit and doesn't include the exhaust expansion chamber which makes the engine more powerful and efficient.
You dont get TWICE the power obviously, each combustion is a little less powerful than would be the case in a 4 stroke, but it happens twice as often, so you always get more power (and torque. power is the product of torque and speed) from the same sized 2 stroke.
I use 1/2 87 octane gasoline and 1/2 E85
(i make the E85,84% Denatured Alcohol,16% Xylene),fuel stabilizer,1 cup amsoil hp injector 2-cycle oil and 1 tablespoon turpentine, i did calculating it is a 95 octane Fuel, works ok