Articles, tagged with "internal combustion engines", page 1
08th June 2012
One of the simplest and most common modifications that many people can make to a vehicle is the addition of a cold air intake to the engine. These are usually fairly simple in design and can be installed onto cars in only an hour or two, and many of them ...
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Author:
jameschap
15th February 2011
These Klipsch Image X5 are the follow-up to the original Klipsch Image headphones, which were the smallest in-canal earbuds ever. Klipsch Image X5 Noise Isolating Earphones is High-performance Sound Isolating Earphones from the leader name in home audio a...
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Author:
bhtech
11th May 2010
Alternator is a device that converts mechanical energy to electrical energy in the form of alternating current. Alternator commonly used in automotive vehicles', the mechanical energy that produced by the vehicles are converted to electrical energy. Most ...
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tvt.articles
20th November 2009
Maybach is Mercedes-Benz's ultra-luxury brand intended to compete with Bentley and Rolls-Royce.
Equipped with the automotive technology of the 21st Century, crafted in a state-of-the-art manufacturing
facility and designed with scrupulous attention to ...
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Author:
Mr. Portman
17th November 2009
Honda is the largest manufacturer of internal combustion engines in the world, with more than 14 million engines built each year; Honda has established a name for itself in the automobile industry. Renowned for its massively preferred bikes, the Honda CBR...
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Author:
efoartticle
23rd July 2009
Today, we are using sealed lead acid batteries extensively. This article describes some of the more common uses of this type of battery in our everyday lives.
Perhaps the most common use for a sealed lead acid battery is for brownouts. That is extreme...
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Author:
SEO Global Expert
15th April 2009
Ever since the invention of automobiles, there had been continuous endeavors to invent new designs and technologies. This led to many events which later became important chapters of the history of the automobile industry by introducing new cars even in In...
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Author:
Carazoo
06th March 2009
Wood gasification is the process of turning wood into carbon monoxide and hydrogen by reacting the raw material (wood) at high temperatures with a controlled amount of oxygen. Without oxygen, the wood can't burn so it transforms into gas. This gas can be ...
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Author:
Steve Last