Engines - Revision history

Krakhedd at 10:10, 16 November 2015

2015-11-16T10:10:13Z

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	*An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity.		*An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity.
	*Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.		*Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.
	*The 0.6L, the 3.2L V8, the 5L, and larger are rarely available from NPC vendors. They can still be acquired as loot or produced in player-operated camps. Rotary engines are camp-produced ~~only and thus are never available from NPC vendors~~.		*The 0.6L, the 3.2L V8, the 5L, and larger are rarely available from NPC vendors. They can still be acquired as loot or produced in player-operated camps. Rotary engines are typically camp-produced, but, do rarely spawn in the Wilderness.
	*The general consensus from the community is that the 3.2L V8 and the 4L are roughly equivalent in terms of power, but the 3.2L V8 is smaller and lighter.		*The general consensus from the community is that the 3.2L V8 and the 4L are roughly equivalent in terms of power, but the 3.2L V8 is smaller and lighter.

	[[Category: Engine]]		[[Category: Engine]]

Wikiadmin: added link to engine comparison page

2011-04-09T15:45:23Z

added link to engine comparison page

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			[[Engine Comparison]]
	*An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity.		*An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity.
	*Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.		*Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.

Trifler at 07:35, 10 February 2011

2011-02-10T07:35:14Z

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			*An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity.
	*Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.		*Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.
	*An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity.
	*The 0.6L, the 3.2L V8, the 5L, and larger are rarely available from NPC vendors. They can still be acquired as loot or produced in player-operated camps. Rotary engines are camp-produced only and thus are never available from NPC vendors.		*The 0.6L, the 3.2L V8, the 5L, and larger are rarely available from NPC vendors. They can still be acquired as loot or produced in player-operated camps. Rotary engines are camp-produced only and thus are never available from NPC vendors.
	*The general consensus from the community is that the 3.2L V8 and the 4L are roughly equivalent in terms of power, but the 3.2L V8 is smaller and lighter.		*The general consensus from the community is that the 3.2L V8 and the 4L are roughly equivalent in terms of power, but the 3.2L V8 is smaller and lighter.

	[[Category: Engine]]		[[Category: Engine]]

Trifler at 07:34, 10 February 2011

2011-02-10T07:34:04Z

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	*Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.		*Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.
	*An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity.		*An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity.
	*The 0.6L, the 3.2L V8, the 5L, and larger are rarely available from NPC vendors. They can be acquired as loot or produced in player-operated camps. Rotary engines are camp-produced only and thus are never available from NPC vendors.		*The 0.6L, the 3.2L V8, the 5L, and larger are rarely available from NPC vendors. They can still be acquired as loot or produced in player-operated camps. Rotary engines are camp-produced only and thus are never available from NPC vendors.
	*The general consensus from the community is that the 3.2L V8 and the 4L are roughly equivalent in terms of power, but the 3.2L V8 is smaller and lighter.		*The general consensus from the community is that the 3.2L V8 and the 4L are roughly equivalent in terms of power, but the 3.2L V8 is smaller and lighter.

	[[Category: Engine]]		[[Category: Engine]]

Trifler: Modified note about availability and added note about 3.2L V8 vs. 4L

2011-02-10T07:33:33Z

Modified note about availability and added note about 3.2L V8 vs. 4L

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	*Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.		*Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.
	*An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity.		*An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity.
	*The 0.6L~~, the Rotary engines~~, the 3.2L V8, ~~and~~ the 5L and larger are ~~unavailable~~ from ~~any~~ NPC vendors. They can ~~only~~ be acquired as loot or produced in player-operated camps.		*The 0.6L, the 3.2L V8, the 5L, and larger are rarely available from NPC vendors. They can be acquired as loot or produced in player-operated camps. Rotary engines are camp-produced only and thus are never available from NPC vendors.
			*The general consensus from the community is that the 3.2L V8 and the 4L are roughly equivalent in terms of power, but the 3.2L V8 is smaller and lighter.

	[[Category: Engine]]		[[Category: Engine]]

Trifler: added Rotary engines to third comment

2011-02-10T07:07:36Z

added Rotary engines to third comment

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	*Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.		*Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.
	*An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity.		*An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity.
	*The 0.6L, the 3.2L V8, and the 5L and up are unavailable from any NPC vendors. They can only be acquired as loot or produced in player-operated camps.		*The 0.6L, the Rotary engines, the 3.2L V8, and the 5L and larger are unavailable from any NPC vendors. They can only be acquired as loot or produced in player-operated camps.

	[[Category: Engine]]		[[Category: Engine]]

Trifler: Added line about engines available from NPC vendors.

2011-02-10T07:06:22Z

Added line about engines available from NPC vendors.

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	*Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.		*Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.
	*An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity.		*An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity.
			*The 0.6L, the 3.2L V8, and the 5L and up are unavailable from any NPC vendors. They can only be acquired as loot or produced in player-operated camps.

	[[Category: Engine]]		[[Category: Engine]]

Wikiadmin: formatting

2011-02-10T06:16:47Z

formatting

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	Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk. An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity,		*Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.
			*An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity.

	[[Category: Engine]]		[[Category: Engine]]

DarkTempest at 15:35, 15 June 2010

2010-06-15T15:35:52Z

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	Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk. ~~When installing an~~ exposed engine~~, it requires 5 less~~ bulk ~~than listed~~.		Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk. An exposed engine will only take up as much bulk as the engine bay can hold. The excess bulk is exposed and therefore doesn't deduct from the chassis' available bulk/capacity,

	[[Category: Engine]]		[[Category: Engine]]

Slidewrx at 01:58, 13 June 2010

2010-06-13T01:58:41Z

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	Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk.		Rotary engines are substantially tougher, and slightly more powerful, than their non-rotary counterparts. They aren't as good as a V8 or V12 though, which is expected given their lower bulk. When installing an exposed engine, it requires 5 less bulk than listed.

	[[Category: Engine]]		[[Category: Engine]]