Now, Ive been thinking about two strokes allot, notably the different induction methods used.
Now, at the moment, two Stroke is setup as an induction rather than a fuel type - meaning for four strokes we can choose the induction method but we cannot for two strokes.
But, what if we had the 'possibleinduction' flag (right word?) under the fuel type rather than under the layout type.
This would allow 2 stroke petrol/diesel to be setup as a fuel type, have their appropriate induction methods and be useful as a engine type for vehicles (saying that trucks and cars with two stroke engines were common enough upto 20-30 years ago, and ships still do use two strokes) without having to setup more engine layouts (Straight Two Stroke, Flat Two Stroke etc..) as what would currently need to be done now.
Now, at the moment, two Stroke is setup as an induction rather than a fuel type - meaning for four strokes we can choose the induction method but we cannot for two strokes.
But, what if we had the 'possibleinduction' flag (right word?) under the fuel type rather than under the layout type.
This would allow 2 stroke petrol/diesel to be setup as a fuel type, have their appropriate induction methods and be useful as a engine type for vehicles (saying that trucks and cars with two stroke engines were common enough upto 20-30 years ago, and ships still do use two strokes) without having to setup more engine layouts (Straight Two Stroke, Flat Two Stroke etc..) as what would currently need to be done now.