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... a typical COX cylinder
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Cylinders were produced with one and two bypass channels.
Tee Dee engines used wider bypass channels, which were enlarged by milling along the vertical edges of the standard bypass channels. All engines, except for the .15 Mk. II have two exhaust ports. Many more details as well as an explanation of the basic numbering system, can be found in the articles by Dan Sitter, published in the Engine Collectors Journal (ECJ). |
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... a Cox Tee Dee .051 If you take your secret X-ray glasses, you can look into your Cox engine. You will notice many details of its clever design, for example
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