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Q what engine is in the new corvette
GraceFerdinand
RivaAlerander Release Time: July 4, 2024, 10:58 PM
The Chevrolet Corvette takes its eighth generation, the C8, and abandons its front-engine architecture for a mid-engine layout in enthusiast fashion. Why is it so important? Because mid-engine cars offer the prospect of ideal weight distribution. Changes in direction and rotation around the axis occur most naturally with the engine positioned behind the seat and the driver closer to the front axle. The mid-engine architecture brings a host of changes to the car, which GM calls the fastest and most powerful entry-level Corvette in its 67-year history. The 2020 Corvette Stingray is the tip of the C8 iceberg and will undoubtedly see higher-performance variants in the coming years – think Corvette Z06 or ZR1. But it all starts with the Stingray, production of which will begin in late 2019.
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Q is the 6.8 v10 a good engine
RonMoll
RivaAlerander Release Time: July 3, 2024, 5:19 AM
The 6.8L V10, notably found in Ford’s F-Series trucks and E-Series vans, is generally considered a reliable and durable engine. Its inception in the late 1990s provided a higher-power alternative for those needing more than what the V8 could offer, without stepping into diesel territory. With a design focused on longevity and simple maintenance, the 6.8L V10 has a solid reputation among heavy-duty users. Its fuel efficiency, however, is not a strong point, and those prioritizing economy over power might find it lacking. Moreover, as with any engine, regular maintenance is crucial for ensuring its longevity. For users valuing torque and payload capacity for towing or hauling, the 6.8 V10 might be a good choice, balancing performance with the reliability characteristic of large-displacement, naturally aspirated engines.
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Q how long to wait after flooding engine
AlvisBrowne
RivaAlerander Release Time: July 3, 2024, 2:53 AM
When an engine becomes flooded with fuel, it means too much gas and not enough air is in the engine, preventing it from starting. The solution largely depends on the engine’s design, but a general rule of thumb is to wait around 15-20 minutes. This allows excess fuel to evaporate, making it easier to start the engine. In the meantime, it’s advisable to avoid pumping the gas pedal, as this can introduce more fuel. For fuel-injected engines, trying to start the engine with the accelerator pedal fully depressed can help, as this setting often triggers a ‘flood start’ mode, cutting fuel flow and allowing more air in to balance the mixture. Always check the vehicle’s manual for specific advice related to your model.
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Q does revving the engine help when jumping a car
KellyTobias
RivaAlerander Release Time: June 29, 2024, 3:01 PM
Revving the engine of the donor car during a jump-start doesn’t directly benefit the dead battery, but it can help in certain circumstances. The primary reason for revving the engine is that it increases the alternator’s output, which can provide a slightly higher charge to the dead battery. Modern alternators, however, are designed to produce sufficient power at idle to charge a battery. The real benefit comes from ensuring the donor car’s battery doesn’t get drained while supporting the dead vehicle. High revs increase the alternator’s efficiency, hastening the charging process of the dead battery indirectly. It’s wise to rev slightly, but not excessively, to prevent potential damage to both vehicles. Always follow safe jump-starting procedures, ensuring correct cable connections and reading the vehicle’s manual for specific instructions.
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