V-shaped double cylinder, steel tube frame and streetcar positioning remind people of Honda's classic VTR car series. Will this new supercharged streetcar be officially released in the name of VTR? People look forward to it.
This V-cylinder supercharged streetcar still adopts the design of 90-degree V-cylinder in the new patent, and skillfully uses the included angle between V-cylinders to install the supercharged structure. This design can shorten the pipeline length and improve the pressurization efficiency. The frame part is also designed as a steel tube truss.
The mechanical supercharging structure is cleverly inserted between 90-degree V-shaped cylinders; There is a chain-driven camshaft on each cylinder head.
From the new patent drawing, we can see many details updated. For example, there is a chain-driven camshaft on the cylinder head, and the booster compressor body is driven by a transmission device extending from the left side of the front cylinder to the crankshaft. In addition, Honda is equipped with two sets of direct injection nozzles for each cylinder, one for injecting fuel into the combustion chamber and the other for injecting fuel into the intake manifold.
The supercharged compressor body is driven by a transmission device extending to the crankshaft on the left side of the front cylinder.
From the details of this updated supercharged engine, it is not difficult to feel Honda's seriousness about this supercharged streetcar. Although it is unlikely that we will see this car in the near future, judging from the recent trend of the automobile industry, supercharged models will indeed become a way for future automobile manufacturers to maintain a balance between "environmental protection" and "performance".
Kawasaki also introduced the supercharged Z in 20 19. H2 combat streetcar, it can be seen that supercharged engine has indeed become a way for automobile manufacturers to deal with environmental regulations and give consideration to performance.
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