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Selasa, 28 Desember 2010

Mazda 16 x-The Future of rotary machines


Mazda Mazda RX3 RX2, RX4, Mazda, Mazda RX7 Mazda RX8 and now are all examples of successful Rotary motor sports cars. New Mazda 16 x rotating machines would further popularize this offbeat internal combustion engine, which contains the (always have rotaries) compact design with an extraordinary power to weight ratio in a mere 1.6 litres.

Mazda calls this new rotary engine "long stroke of the rotary engine." As you probably already know, the rotary engine displacement is the only 1300cc 13B, which is 1,3 litres. While the Mazda 16 x the engine displacement of 1600cc (800cc x 2), which is 1,6 litres; and even if they made a significantly larger than 16 x 13B-it weighs less than 13B. This is caused by lateral aluminium housings, which says that Mazda did not scare us.

The aim of the company's Mazda is the "greater thermal efficiency '-which basically means all cars powered by Mazda 16 x will move as the stink. Mazda says the [thermal efficiency] torque at all engine speeds. (Rotary engines are notorious for having a low torque, in particular the class).

You've also added the direct Injection of fuel so it can be expected that the 16 x significantly more advantageous as compared with the past rotaries. Harmful emissions significantly reduces power and also increase moderately as compared with the normal multipoint fuel injected rotaries as 13B. This would also poor fuel and air mixture and can improve the wonder habit rotaries floods every time it moves down the street a block.

Mazda has taken things with their light and Croats 1.3 Liter 13B-you can just imagine what can I do with this new Mazda 16 x! Better yet, just imagine what would this new Mazda 16 x rotary engine! Unfortunately, however, has yet to announce a Mazda production vehicles perform 16 x to the nearest you we have is a Mazda Taiki path, developed by Mazda under far-out prototype "Nagare" (which is, Japanese for "flow") the concept of the design.

So when will we see this new rotary engine in action?

Many expects this new rotary engine in 2009 Mazda RX8, but after the cover has been on the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, we have seen nothing but Mazda engine SMES Renesis 13B under its glimmering in the digester.

If you want to answer the question; your guess is as good as mine.








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Kamis, 03 Juli 2008

Mazda Gives Tips for Hot Summer Driving, Riding

Mazda RX-8
Mazda North American Operations (MNAO) is the maker of the MX-5 Miata - the best-selling convertible sports car in the planet, and the only optional power-retractable hard top that consumes no trunk space. It celebrates the mark of the unofficial start of summer driving through offering some driving tips for the season to assure convertible drivers all over the United States safely enjoy their vehicles.

Very different from other authorized organizations, their tips encompass humans as the subject and not the car.

Their recommended daily routine with the car are as follows:

• For the human skin, at least SPF 15 sunscreen rating should be applied. A sun exposure of 15 minutes per day is tantamount to 90 hours per year of incidental sun exposure.

• While driving or riding in a convertible, always pony your hair to prevent wind damage and dry hair. You may also wrap your hair in a bun or use a hat. Also, make sure to always bring extra hair products – hairpins, butterfly clamps or rubber bands.

• Wearing sunglasses will help prevent too much of the sun’s heat from entering your eyes. Always wear them also to protect your eyes from airborne debris.

• When driving with top down or low windows, avoid leaving loose sheets of papers, pieces of light clothing, or plastics. These things will surely be driven by the wind. In effect, you are adding to the deterioration of the ecosystem.

• If you want to leave the roof down, do not park near trees to pave way for the birds’ resting area.

• Before opening or closing the top, pull over and have a complete stop. Aside from an unsafe distraction, the parts that control the top may be damaged by the wind.

• To avoid dryness or dehydration, drinking plenty of water is recommended. A moisturizer and a lip balm can also be a remedy.

• And above all, always ensure safety regardless of the length of the trip.

Jim O’Sullivan, President and CEO of MNAO, said that the MX-5 Miata is the most sold convertible sports car all over the world with over 800,000 units sold. And according to him only Mazda has the authority “to speak on behalf of top-down, wind-in-your-hair, and sun-on-your’s-face driving fun”. Summer road trips will be seen any time from now. With this, O’Sullivan said everyone must keep those road tips in mind.

With top of the line Mazda engine, MX-5 Miata pricing starts at $20,435 (MSRP). This convertible has up to 30 mpg on the highway and an open-top motor with minimal wind turbulence in the cabin.

An aero-board wind deflator is found between the seat backs. This guides forward flowing air to go upward. This deflator was invented by Mazda on the 1987 RX-7 Convertible but is now common on modern convertibles.

Aside form the MX-5 Miata convertible, Mazda builds other vehicles that offer optional sunroofs. These vehicles are the RX-8 sports car, MAZDA3, MAZDA5, MAZDA6, CX-7, CX-9 and the Tribute.

O’Sullivan added that driving a Mazda means a wonderful trip.

About Mazda North American Operations

Toyo Kogyo entered the entire United States automotive market in 1970 with a single car, the RX-2.

Mazda North American Operations, which is headquartered in Irvine, California, supervises the sales, marketing, and customer service support of Mazda vehicles in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico. This is realized through about 900 dealers.

Author: Kraig Johanssen