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in-line engine

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in-line engine [′in ¦līn ′en·jən]
(mechanical engineering)
A multiple-cylinder engine with cylinders aligned in a row.


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So Hawker had to design a totally new fighter and came up with the Typhoon, with a 2,000hp Napier in-line engine, and the Tempest, the same airframe but with a Bristol radial engine.
The Atlantic was powered by a 2,660cc four cylinder in-line engine which later found fame under the bonnet of the Austin Healey.
The Atlantic was powered by a 2,660cc four cylinder in-line engine which later found fame in the Austin Healey.
 
 
 
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