Yes, but it don't 'aff give it some pep and sparkleRichardW wrote:So is 2 camshafts with variators and 12V for a little 1 litre engine!
As well as great economy...
Peugeot 107 1.0 2008 Starting Issues
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As well as great economy...
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The modern way I guess. Its good and bad (in my opinion) as you get the power of say a 1.2 / 1.3 engine with the capacity and fuel efficiency of a 1.0 (or less) unit. The "price to pay" is the slight complexity in doing this however. 
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