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To: shashyazhi who wrote (1478)	7/18/1998 10:38:00 AM
From: john griffin	Read Replies (1) of 3383

Calculation of G---I don not believe you are correct!! Stick to the actual piston speed NOT the equivalent speed in a crankshaft engine. Also the piston speed and acceleration do not need to be the same because the cam can vary from a crank. No piston slap, therefore short light pistons, small rings? Engine size comparison -- 350 fires every second rev-- divide by 2 = 175 66 fires twice per rev--- mult by 2 = 133 In general we are comparing engines of similar size so out put being similar is not unreasonable?? ----John

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