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HIKER
11-01-07, 08:36 PM
http://members.cox.net/gtofan/Image1awa.jpg
SMOKE
11-01-07, 08:41 PM
I'd say compression, but it's just a guess...
HIKER
11-01-07, 08:50 PM
I'd say compression, but it's just a guess...

You mean #4....

It's either 2 or 3
wickedcobra
11-01-07, 11:23 PM
i say 2
AZSonicSnake
11-01-07, 11:53 PM
definetly #2.
RogerL
11-02-07, 03:06 AM
Actually, the cam profile and the exhaust closing has a lot to do with filling the cylinder for the next firing.
OH3MGSVT
11-02-07, 03:43 AM
absolutely #2
93mustank
11-02-07, 05:40 AM
three.....its vacuum.....
Ruckus46gt
11-02-07, 10:29 AM
I'd go with #3. I would think its the initial pressure on the valve and once it opens the air rushes in
06GT
11-02-07, 04:52 PM
Piston going down, suction caused by seal of piston ring + oil to cyl wall.
93mustank
11-02-07, 06:42 PM
Three..... negative pressure pulls air and fuel in the chamber....Atmospheric pressure forces air in attempt to make up for the lower pressure.
BurnTire
11-02-07, 09:44 PM
#3..
Gene
11-02-07, 10:12 PM
number 3
diehard
11-03-07, 09:19 AM
http://members.cox.net/gtofan/Image1awa.jpg I'll also say the answer is three. However, you have now polled the audience, and only have two life lines left.:veryhappy:
6Jeff6
11-03-07, 11:29 AM
#3
Piston makes compression going up, if it would do the same down you'd have oil coming out everywhere.


Jeff
silver03cobra
11-03-07, 02:45 PM
the answer is 3..... :biglaugh: that was eazy.... learned that in high school.... as my auto teacher told us... "nothing sucks.... well women and fags do..." true quote....
silver03cobra
11-03-07, 02:47 PM
Three..... negative pressure pulls air and fuel in the chamber....Atmospheric pressure forces air in attempt to make up for the lower pressure.

wow that GCC class paid off! ha ha ha:pepper:


the intake charge is pulled in. do to the diff. in pres. Outside it is 14.7 inside is lower....

do you get it?
93mustank
11-03-07, 04:58 PM
Lol gcc class.....definitely did not learn that there....

Why did you just rephrase what i said?
silver03cobra
11-03-07, 05:36 PM
:work::attachment-190:cause i have been in a barber shop for 6 hours.........
93mustank
11-03-07, 05:53 PM
Why
http://www.inwoodbarbershop.com/inwood_barber_shop.jpg
silver03cobra
11-03-07, 07:49 PM
ha ha ha ha ha my fam. owns one and i work there on sat. 9-5
OH3MGSVT
11-03-07, 10:34 PM
Suction (charge exchange stroke)
When the piston moves down, air (diesel engine or direct injection petrol engine) or a fuel/air mixture (petrol engine) is drawn through the intake valve.
Compression (power stroke)
The cylinder volume is compressed.
Expansion (power stroke)
In the petrol engine, the fuel/air mixture is ignited by a spark plug, whereas in the diesel engine fuel is injected under high pressure and the mixture ignites spontaneously.
Exhaust (charge exchange stroke)
The exhaust gas is expelled when the piston moves up.
Gene
11-03-07, 11:28 PM
Why
http://www.inwoodbarbershop.com/inwood_barber_shop.jpg

Damn, thats a bow legged mother f-ucker lol! I now now what members didnt take physics in college lol! just kidding guys.
AZSonicSnake
11-04-07, 12:16 AM
college? funk that crapola. i went to trade school.
93mustank
11-04-07, 03:54 AM
Your all tools:bananabang: :tool:
gjmack3
11-08-07, 09:34 PM
The correct answer is three. The piston moving downward creates a vacuum, or negative pressure. The pressure of the atmosphere, or positive pressure moves the air into the cylinder filling it for compression.
bleedingfordblu
11-10-07, 09:51 AM
um, i'm trying to recall from auto class... i guess its #3