Sentences with phrase «especially at higher engine speeds»
The driving dynamics and enhanced e-Driving abilities are significant especially at higher engine speeds when higher performance and higher torque is more noticeable.
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Although thirstier than its steel and aluminium predecessor (8.3 L / 100 km v 8.1), the new mill's combination of direct and manifold injection, and sustained exhaust valve opening, ensures faster fuel ignition and improved throttle response, especially at higher engine speeds.
Engine design that uses more than one intake and / or exhaust valve per cylinder for increased engine breathing, resulting in increased horsepower and torque, especially at higher engine speeds.
Not exact matches
Other tweaks to the engine, transmission and throttle response are said to give a more spirited drive, especially at higher speeds, but Rolls - Royce is keen to point out that the Dawn Black Badge is every bit as luxurious as any other Dawn.
However, the model suffers from engine and road noise, especially at higher speeds.
Continued lubrication is vital, especially at very high engine speeds of up to 9,000 rpm and under the effects of the extremely high lateral and longitudinal acceleration that can be experienced on the race track.
This is most noticeable out of town at higher speeds, or when the engine is under greater load such as climbing hills, and the lack of gearbox refinement is a potential deal breaker for some drivers - especially those who want a sporty drive.
First the positives include the vehicle handles great especially at high speeds, strong 4 cylinder turbo engine, nice rear seats, very attractive interior and exterior.
Engine, road, and wind noise are all intrusive, especially at higher speeds.
The engine is a bit gutless, especially at higher speeds or steep hills, but it's not a bad cruiser at motorway speeds.
To extend the life of the engine and variable - geometry turbocharger, the 2.8 L variant has added water cooling to its turbocharger and turbine housing, reducing operational heat — especially at high speeds.