infatti, ho controllato Daihatsu CUORE monta un motore 3 cil diverso dal motore toyota AYGO....quello E' il daihatsu...derivato dalla storico (vedi piaggio porter ecc.)
diversa corsa diverso alesaggio diversa cilindrata, niente fasatura variabile e tutti i vari cazzi e mazzi di questo, che beve veramente poco
la nuova cuore (in arrivo a settembre) monterà questo....(intendo quello dell' aygo)
N.B le sigle interne sono diverse e il 3 dell aygo è siglato con la terminologia che usa toyota nei SUOI motori....
oh, io mi fermo però le evidenze ci sono tutte...
i pistoni sono diversi (resin coated)
il basamento è diverso (vedi distanza tra i cilindri)
la testata è diversa (vedi anche vv-ti)
IMHO l'albero motore è diverso (distanza tra i cilindri?)
per le bielle non so
queste sono le misure del motore daihatsu della CUORE ATTUALE
Manufacturer Daihatsu
Type S-3
DOHC
12 valves total
4 valves per cylinder
Main bearings
Construction
Bore × stroke 72.00mm × 81.00mm
2.83 in × 3.19 in
Bore/Stroke ratio 0.89
Displacement 989 cc
(60.352 cu in)
Unitary capacity 329.67 cc/cylinder
Compression ratio 10.00:1
Fuel system EFi
Aspiration Normal
queste quelle del TOYOTA-DAIHATSU
Code
Manufacturer Daihatsu
Type S-3
DOHC
12 valves total
4 valves per cylinder
Main bearings
Construction
Bore × stroke 71.00mm × 84.00mm
2.8 in × 3.31 in
Bore/Stroke ratio 0.85
Displacement 998 cc
(60.902 cu in)
Unitary capacity 332.67 cc/cylinder
Compression ratio 10.50:1
Ecco dove parlano del motore
Entering new realms
Toyota and Daihatsu have jointly created a new compact car for the Japanese market that will be sold by Toyota as the Passo1 and by Daihatsu as the Boon2. The new vehicle is the first to have been jointly developed for the Japanese market by TMC and Daihatsu. As Toyota's smallest compact car and a Daihatsu high-end compact car, the Passo/Boon is aimed at market expansion in the area where mini vehicles and compact cars overlap.
The newly developed 1 litre 1KR-FE engine and the high-rigidity of the vehicle body make for a comfortable ride. Fuel efficiency of 21 km per litre is in the top range4, even including mini vehicles. All vehicles achieve emission levels 75 per cent lower than 2005 standards under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport’s Approval System for Low-emission Vehicles, while front-wheel-drive vehicles fitted with the 1KR-FE engine achieve five per cent greater the fuel efficiency called for by Japanese 2010 fuel efficiency standards, and four-wheel-drive vehicles fitted with the 1KR-FE engine and vehicles fitted with the K3-VE engine both meet those standards (all vehicles qualify for incentives under the Japanese government's Green Taxation System).
saran balle alex, mi piacerebbe sapere DAVVERO che cosa c'è i UGUALE tra i due motori