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Old 02-24-2011, 10:16 PM   #1
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Autoline Detroit reports new engine can improve fuel eff 50%

The motor video starts a 1min 34 sec into the report and shows the concept. Rousch Racing is doing a lot of the testing on it.
The motor is modular so you couple more thru a clutch to kick in more power.

The has been all the buzz in the advance engineering papers.

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Old 02-25-2011, 07:14 AM   #2
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Thanks gg. I've seen pictures of the ecomotor but never an animation. Really helped understand.

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Very cool. Perhaps a replacement for the 8.1 since it has 325 hp and over 600 lb of torque. It could easily fit in the back of my gas pusher.

The Engine Family
At this time, EcoMotors International is developing two versions of the opoc™ engine, named EM65 and the larger, more powerful EM100. Here is a comparison of their specifications in single-module configuration using diesel fuel.

EM100 Cylinder bore 100 mm Dry weight 296 lb. Dimensions LxWxH (inches) 22.8 x 41.3 x 18.5 Horsepower 325 @ 3,500 rpm Torque 664 lb.-ft @ 2,100 rpm Power density 1.1 hp per lb.

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Here is the news release. EcoMotors International's Opposed-Piston, Opposed-Cylinder Engine Promises to Revolutionize Commercial Vehicle Design with Powerful, Lightweight, Fuel Efficient, Low Emissions Engines | EcoMotors
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I am curious as to why you could not find the press release that I posted 2 days ago that is located here.
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