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What is a boxer engine?

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Use v8's

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The 924, 944, 968 series used in-line 4's and the 928's used V8's.

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Use boxer engines too

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Subaru uses boxer engines too....

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Subaru uses boxer engines too....

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Subaru uses boxer engines too....

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Use v8's

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The 924, 944, 968 series used in-line 4's and the 928's used V8's.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just like to know what it is. Thanks in advance. Mike

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A boxer engine is the type used in Porsches. Opposed pistons. Like a boxer punching. Roadster + boxer engine = boxSter....get it? Subaru uses boxer engines too....

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Whats the benefit of the boxer design? Lower center of gravity which I've read on AUTOMOBILE MAGAZINE on the subaru WRC. Do all Porsches have the boxer layout? Thanks. Mike

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No, not all. The 911's, the 912's, the 914's, 356's, Boxster. The front engined car did not use this technology. The 924, 944, 968 series used in-line 4's and the 928's used V8's. The boxer design is also called a flat, eg. flat-six.

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I�ve read somewhere that the flat 6 cil. (boxer, horizontally opposed) engines have the most balanced design (smoothest) of all configurations followed by the in-line 6 cil.. But they are not a compact as V�s or L�s so no good for small cars and also are more expensive to build due to more parts used. Anyway thats what I read. BTW 2cil. boxers are used in motorcycles too, such as the BMW 1100cc. Carlos from Spain.

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