Naturally Aspirated
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Joined: Tue Oct 29, 2013 10:49 am
Location: Rightinfrontofmycomputer, Quebec, Canada.
Cars: A not-working-since-1999 Toyota Celica '86.. Still a great car.
Lizzott Cars: Engines Division.
Not anymore.
Let's start by understanding the Lizzott Engines naming convention.
The engine name is split into three groups.
Random engine name made up for the sake of understanding: HK416-556N-2496V
First Group:
The first letter stands for the type of vehicle it is designed for.
A second letter can sometimes appear meaning the engine is derived from another one with a different purpose.
Possibilities are:
B: Sedan
F: Special
H: Heavy duty
K: Compact
S: Sport
Z: Race
The number represents the amount of cylinders (Or rotors, we don't know, maybe one day...).
Examples:
SZ8 would be an 8-cylinder sports car engine derived from a race engine.
KH2002 would be a 2002-cylinder compact car engine derived from an heavy duty engine. (Don't try making that, you'd just be wasting your time trying to find the 2002 cylinder engine option.)
Second group:
First number is the engine's displacement in liters
The letter(s) after displacement is the way the engine breathes.
Possibilities:
T: Turbocharged
S: Supercharged
N: Naturally aspirated
Examples:
5N would be a 0.5L naturally aspirated engine
89T would be a 8.9L Turbocharged engine
90001S would be a 9000.1L Supercharged engine
Third group:
Just the amount of valves, yep, I know it's quite disappointing.
Back to the engine at the beginning:
HK416-556N-2496V is;
- Not a gun,
a heavy duty engine,
derived from a compact car engine,
416 cylinders,
55,6 Liters,
naturally aspirated,
2496 valves.
TL;DR version: None available.
That should be all you need to know about my engine naming convention.
Salen00b out.
Company website: LizzottCars
Established: 1921 (company beginning), 1947 (actually producing cars)
Company ID:1921001
My first company. (Gave up with it) LKcars
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