FOUR STROKE ENGINES

Cycle - Four Strokes:

1.- Intake 2.- Compression 3.- Combustion 4.- Exhaust

Take a look at cycle in: http://science.howstuffworks.com/engine4.htm

Advantages of four stroke engines:

• Last longer than two stroke engines • More efficient use of gas • Pollute less than two stroke engines

Disadvantages:

• More complicated. Many more parts to worry about. • Half as powerful as two stroke engines (for equivalent engines) • Fires once every two revolutions.

If you want to learn more about two stroke and four stroke engines, take a look at pages I mention above. You will find extensive information and diagrams that will solve all of your doubts.

Well I hope this gave you some basic information and helped you answer some FAQ about two and four stroke engines! :-)

Enjoy ride!

Daniel Levy

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Most people get pretty nervous when they got stopped by an officer. The secret is to stay calm, speak to officer in respectable tone and politely ask whether officer can let you go with a warning.

The first question officer will probably ask is whether you know why you have been stopped. You basically have 3 things to say:

1) Admit that you were speeding. The good side is that you are being honest and officer appreciates it. You may have a chance that officer will let you go with a warning.

The bad side is that if you get assigned a ticket and you had admitted that you were indeed speeding then it will be used against you at court. Officers usually take notes on what you say. So if you feel that you will get assigned a speeding ticket then you really shouldn't directly admit that you were speeding.

2) Deny that you were speeding. This approach usually creates tension between you and police officer. If you don't have a reasonable argument to convince officer that you weren't speeding then you will get assigned a ticket.

The good side for this approach is that you will have more chance to beating your speeding ticket at court, since you didn't admit that you were speeding.

3) Don't admit that you were speeding but neither deny it. This approach may actually be best one. When officer says that you were stopped for speeding you can say: "Oh, I see…" and then you can, in a respectful voice, give an excuse to an officer that you didn't notice your speed bar or was too tired after work or any other excuse that doesn't sound right downright lies.

You can learn a lot more of effective tactics to on how to persuade a police officer to let you go with a warning and successfully beat speeding ticket at court from: http://www.beatingtheticket.com/course/