4 cylinder engines

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>turbos

>CVT

>american muscle "cars"

>""""""""""""""""""""""""""JDM""""""""""""""""""""""""""

>putting on a spacesuit to travel 5 miles

>german engineering

>V8 in current year

>first of all it's called a truck, not a pickup, also I use it for a ton of things like hauling my bicycle or a dishwasher two years ago

>oh my god user actually bragged about driving a nissan
>could you believe it isn't even a V8
>he must be a virg!

>riding only 5 miles
>not having a car for general purpose motoring
>hating fun

>His engine displaces less than 450 cubic inches!

>lmao bet he has an open diff too

>muscle car
>v6

>not owning both a four pot and a V8 and loving both

>Not owning a dual engine car with a v8 and i4

>not combining both engines to make a Trident 12

>SOHC

>DOHC

>cylinder engines

>engines

>OHC

kek

Aerostitch roadcrafter

Step in, step out

pros: convenient and safe
cons: you don't look like a WSBK privateer, might not be as safe as leather if you crash at 150mph instead of 0-85mph like a normal person

>forced induction

b-but my favourite car is a 4 cylinder

>C

>internal combustion

>fwd

>4 wheels

>pneumatic tires

>Valves

>3 wheels

>wheels

>driving around in my car is my main hobby

>he can't afford photoshop so he uses GIMP

>FWD

4 cylinder cars are light, and some engines can rev really high. Coupled with turbos and other modifications, you can get a good power to weight ratio with them.

what is a wankel engine?

>he found this place via 9gag last week

>being this much of a newfag

>black people

>having more gears than cylinders

>sperging over a meme

>meme arrowing

>WHEELS!

>Live axle

>ifs

>posting

Bump

>torque vectoring