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4-liter DOHC i-VTEC, which delivers powerful torque at all engine speeds. While the architecture of the die cast aluminum alloy block is similar to that of the TSX engine--both are DOHC 16-valve, in-line fours--there are a number of changes that Takahashi and her team made to the engine, including different bore sizes, new pistons, and new connecting rods, to say nothing of modifications for the turbocharger. 5-liter DOHC V6, producing 287 horsepower in the five-speed automatic and 300 horsepower in the six-speed manual. |
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