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what is engine cid
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Engine CID, short for Cubic Inch Displacement, measures the total volume of all the cylinders in an internal combustion engine. Essentially, it quantifies how much space the engine's pistons displace when they move from the top to the bottom of their cycle. A larger CID indicates a more powerful engine, as it can combust more air and fuel mixture within its cylinders, potentially leading to greater output in terms of horsepower and torque. Historically, CID was a popular metric in the United States, especially during the era of muscle cars, highlighting the engines' power potential. Nowadays, while still used by enthusiasts and in certain industries, engine displacement is more commonly referred to in liters or cubic centimeters (cc) globally, especially with the increasing focus on engine efficiency and emissions rather than sheer size. Understanding CID can help in appreciating the design and capabilities of different engines, especially when comparing older and newer models or vehicles from different markets.
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