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New Split Cycle Engine is More Efficient

Steve Scuderi, Vice President and Patent Attorney of the Scuderi Group, caught up with Planet Forward at the Washington Auto Show to show us the design for the split cycle engine. This split cycle...
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February 11, 2011
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Steve Scuderi, Vice President and Patent Attorney of the Scuderi Group, caught up with Planet Forward at the Washington Auto Show to show us the design for the split cycle engine. This split cycle engine is said to be more efficient than a traditional engine and will hopefully be on the market in 3-5 years.

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