By Jeff Backer July 19, 2017
In the ATV world, there are two main types of engines used to supply power for the units. For the most part, two and four stroke engines are similar in that they both burn gasoline, and they both supply power to the wheels of the ATV. But it is how they produce this power where they differ from each other.
The main difference between a two-stroke engine and a four-stroke engine is in how each produces power. In a two stroke engine, the piston takes two strokes to complete one power cycle; whereas a four-stroke engine requires four strokes of the piston to complete one power cycle. A stroke is defined as moving from top dead center (TDC) to bottom dead center (BDC) or vice versa. The goal of a power cycle is to compress and ignite the fuel mixture, and then expel the exhaust gases from the combustion chamber. A four-stroke engine accomplishes the power cycle through the intake stroke, compression stroke, power stroke and finally exhaust stroke. When the piston is at TDC, the intake valve opens and the fuel/air mixture is drawn in as the piston drops. At BDC, the intake valve closes and the piston returns to TDC, compressing the fuel/air mixture, which is ignited by the spark plug near TDC. The ensuing explosion forces the piston down. This is the power stroke which produces the engine's power and returns the piston back to BDC. Once there, the exhaust valve opens and the piston returns to TDC, forcing the spent exhaust gases out of the cylinder. Here, the exhaust valve closes and the cycle starts over.
In a two-stroke engine, the power cycle is completed in a much more abbreviated fashion, allowing smaller displacement engines to match the power output of a larger four-stroke. The power cycle of a two stroke engine begins at BDC, where the rotating crankshaft forces the fuel/air mixture into the cylinder. The piston is then forced up, compressing the mixture where near TDC the spark plug ignites the mixture. This forces the piston down and is the power stroke of the engine. Once at BDC, a fresh dose of the fuel-air mixture is forced into the cylinder and the exhaust gasses are forced out, and the cycle begins again. Because the fuel mixture's path to the combustion chamber flows through the crankcase, the mixture needs oil to be mixed with it to lubricate the inner workings of the engine. In a four-stroke, the fuel mixture never flows through the crankcase, so the oil and fuel are kept separate, and the oil does not burn like it does in a two stroke engine.
There are benefits to both engine designs. The main benefits of two-strokers are that they have a higher power to displacement ratio. This, along with there being no oil reservoir, means that two-stroke engines are much lighter than comparable four-strokes; although the maximum power of a two-stroke is available at much higher RPMs (revolutions per minute) than for the comparable four-stroke. Also, two stroke engines have fewer moving parts, so they are easier for beginners to fix if something goes wrong.
The main benefits to the four-stroke engine is they are more fuel efficient than the two-strokes and there is no mixing of fuel and oil. Also, four-stroke engines are more reliable than comparable two-strokes due largely in part to the power being available at lower RPMs. Four stroke engines are a much more user friendly engine as there is no calculating oil mixtures, just scheduled oil changes, the power delivery is more user friendly, and the engine is easier on your wallet as they are more fuel efficient.
While the debate over which engine is better, the two-stroke or the four-stroke, is as hotly contested as ever, it may become a moot point in a few years as legislators push to completely end the production of new two-stroke ATVs. So if you are considering buying a new two-stroke, there may not be much time left for you to make your purchase.
Basically the difference between a two-stroke and a four-stroke is that a two-stroke fires once per cylinder per revolution of the cam, where a four-stroke fires once per cylinder every two revolutions of the cam. Without taking anything else into account, a two-stroke will fire twice as often as a four-stroke, producing much more power with the same displacement. Sure a sound like a two-stroke is a no-brainer, eh? Not so fast. There are several drawbacks to the two-stroke design and performance of a two-stroke.
The gasoline in a two-stroke must have oil added to it for proper lubrication and heat dissipation. Because this oil is in the combustion chamber, a two-stroke produces a lot of smoke, which is the main reason for the impending ban on new two-stroke ATVs.
A side effect of all the power that a two-stroke produces is that the engine must be periodically rebuilt. These maintenance rebuilds are not extremely complicated or expensive, but if not performed will lead to a costly full engine rebuild.
For many ATV riders, this constant maintenance is an acceptable tradeoff for the extra power and performance they get from a two-stroke. But this power is only available at nearly wide- open, since the power band is in the extremely high end of the engines RPM range. This is fine, as long as you can keep it there. But often, having to shift or back off causes you to lose that power advantage. Two-strokes are widely used in racing ATV applications, since the experienced rider can use that amazing power to quickly accelerate out of corners and into jumps.
4 Stroke Engine Cycle
Four-strokes, on the other hand, require much less maintenance than a two-stroke. Spark plug and oil changes are needed on a regular basis, but the frequent rebuilds of a two-stroke are not. If an engine rebuild is necessary, a four-stroke is quite a bit more expensive to rebuild than a two-stroke.
There is no need to mix oil into your gasoline for the four-stroke, so it produces a lot less smoke than a two-stroke does.
As far as performance goes, the four-stroke does lack the sheer power of a two-stroke at its peak, but a four-stroke’s power is available through a much wider RPM range than the two-stroke. There is no need to run at wide-open all the time, and leads to a much more leisurely and quieter riding experience. The low-end torque of a four-stroke is much handier when climbing difficult terrain, negotiating mud, or hauling heavy loads than a two-stroke’s extreme high-RPM power. In fact, a four-stroke can get out of a full stop in mud, where a two-stroke will usually be completely stuck. And a four-stroke ATV often has a higher top speed than a two-stroke, but will take longer to get there.
4 Stroke Engine
In general, four-strokes are better used in recreational ATV riding, hauling, difficult terrain, and such. A two-stroke, on the other hand, will tend to be better suited for racing and light sport ATVs.
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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 (total 1 pages) sports for children and teenagers. They have the same function as ATV for adults, but differ in size and engine power. Petrol ATV 50 cubes for children is not a toy, it is a sports car on which you need to drive with caution and wisely. We would like to introduce you to technical characteristics and differences of children's and teenage ATVs so that you knew what to pay special attention to when purchasing for a child vehicle. nine0003
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