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Revision as of 01:22, 30 July 2007

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Opel 1900
Engine
Manufacturer Opel
aka
Type Gasoline
Production/Introduction
Status
Displacement 1.9 litre (1900cc) (115.8cid)
Aspiration Normal
Configuration
Cylinders Four (4)
Bore 93.0mm
Stroke 69.8mm
Fuel System Solex two-barrel carburetor
Length
Diameter
Width
Height
Dry Weight
Output 90 hp @ 5200 rpm
111-lbs.ft. @ 3400 rpm
Fuel Consumption
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