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Old 01-26-2018, 03:42 AM
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Originally Posted by tjts1 View Post
Except the Mazda engine is not HCI and it still uses a spark plug at every combustion even but they somehow still claim that it's compression ignition. There's other articles that explain this in more detail.
I read it properly and you're quite right. Previous articles I had read didn't mention that bit...

So to me they're basically running it lean and using a controlled form of detonation (spark ignites the fuel partly and causes a pressure and heat spike to ignite the rest of the charge?) wonder how strong the internals are. Not as strong as a real diesel I'd imagine.
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