The only available engine in the Buick and Holden Cascada is the 200 hp turbocharged 1.6-liter four-cylinder with Spark Ignition Direct Injection technology and Variable Valve Timing.
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The lowering of the intake charge air temperature also eliminates the danger of pre-detonation ( knock ) of the fuel / air charge prior to timed spark ignition.
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Kern, who wrote his doctoral thesis on spark ignition systems, said that Ward's system is " radically an improvement over what they've been doing all these years ."
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Their first success was an electrical spark ignition system that Kettering and Deeds sold to Henry M . Leland of Cadillac Motor Car Co . for the 1910 model.
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It sports dual overhead cams, double balance shafts, 4 valves per cylinder, electronic fuel injection, twin spark ignition and the same two-into-one exhaust as used on the RSV Mille.
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If your idea is truly better / cheaper than spark ignition, you'll make enough millions from it that splitting the rewards with a close collaborator won't be so terrible.
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Post 1996 Vitesses were all " Sport " specification so the sport badge was dropped, also from 1996 the 2.0L T16 engines used wasted spark ignition instead of distributor.
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The Super wagons came along in this period, along with " thumpless " polyester cord tires, intermittent wipers, higher-output heating and air conditioning systems, longer service intervals and Dura Spark Ignition.
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In addition, stage lights-for the first time in America-could be completely extinguished both in the auditorium and on the stage during the performance through the use of an electric spark ignition system.
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It was two cylinders spark ignition engine with power output of about 9 kW ( 12HP ) at 1800RPM . It was situated above the driven rear axle, long-wise with the cars axis.
