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The number of cylinders that an engine contains is an important factor in the overall performance of the engine. Each cylinder contains a piston that pumps inside of it and those pistons connect to and turn the crankshaft. The more pistons there are pumping, the more combustive events are taking place during any given moment. That means that more power can be generated in less time. 4-Cylinder engines commonly come in “straight” or “inline” configurations while 6-cylinder engines are usually configured in the more compact “V” shape, and thus are referred to as V6 engines. V6 engines have been the engine of choice for American automakers because they’re powerful and quiet but still light and compact enough to fit into most car designs. Africans rather go for a 4-cylinder engine, the question is which will you rather go for?

Abdulrasheed
19:40:pm On August 25 2017

Straight 6 cylinders or L6. I wish they will make a comeback. Though BMW still use them in their cars.

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