http://www.scuderigroup.com/technology//scuderi_vid.swf

 

just stick a turbo in there, does the samething

 

^ mmmkay


pretty cool presentation.

 

really???

 

what magical turbo do u know that reduces NOx emissions?

 

Hmmmmmmmm very interesting idea. Good find.

 

Sweet

 

Huh??? "Splain that to me Lucy".

Interesting approach, obviously more for fuel economy and reduced emmissions than performance but still always good to be considering new ways.

 

Seems like a great idea in theory, but I want to see/hear one in action.

 

^^

sounds very innovative. but until it hits a production vehicle. i'm taking it with a grain of salt.

 

Turbo compress the air that goes into the cylinders right, and that engine design uses a cylinder to comrpess the air, so isnt that same approach as the turbo.

 

but its stil 2 cylinders to 1.

 

No, watch it again, or several more times. There are some very basic similarities to forced induction but the results are significantly different. First volumetric efficiency isn't their aim, thermal efficiency and reduced emissions seem to be the point, I also assume this engine could run quite lean but I am curious about octane requirements.

 

I like the six stroke engine better.