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To: Greg Cummings who wrote (512)	6/4/1998 12:27:00 AM
From: 246810	Respond to of 3383

Greg, I am happy to see such a positive attitude expressed. Maybe auric will accept the new challenge for decency, and we can all go back to discussing the engine. My first questions in that regard are: Who has seen the inside of this engine? Let them tell us what moves and what doesn't and how the sliding surfaces are lubricated. There are 8 piston(s) (plates?), with one or two rings each, 2 cruciforms, one head/shaft assembly and I would hope 8 cam followers to reduce the friction. The pistons have to move back and forth to induct, compress, expand and exhaust. Am I wrong? 246810