Honda GCV160-S3A 160cc GCV160 Series OHC Vertical Shaft Engine with 25mm by 3-5/32-Inch Keyed Shaft Review
The Honda 160cc GCV Series vertical engine produces 6.9-pound-feet (9.4 Nm) at 2500 rpm net torque. Honda GCV engines are a quiet, yet powerful and lightweight, choice for a variety of demanding applications. Ideal for residential mowers and pressure washers-this model is primarily for lawn mower applications with its light fly wheel. These engines pack a punch. Featuring a compact combustion chamber, overhead cam design, and unblock construction for fuel efficient, high output operation. Powerful torque across a wide RPM range helps reduce engine speed drop from sudden load increases. The lightest engines in their class, they are proud to be the world's first general purpose engine internal timing belt for quieter operation. Valvetrain and gear noise is minimized. The tough resin overhead cam assures durability and also assures quietness. The GCV Series is precision engineered with machined components for lower vibration. The Honda name says proven reliability. GCV features include the Dua-Lube system for superior engine lubrication, simple construction to reduce many potential maintenance needs, and overall construction of high quality materials, for a sleek fit and finish. Single element air filter. Easy to use and maintain. More reasons to buy the Honda GCV series-easy access oil drain and fill, easily accessible spark plug, proven lifetime timing belt design, easy starting, horizontal cross-flow intake port to smooth the flow of fuel, automatic mechanical decompression, electronic ignition. Emission compliant, CARB and EPA certified. No catalyst necessary. Built in charcoal canister in gas cap. Engine type: air-cooled 4-stroke OHC. Bore by stroke is 2-1/2-inch by 2-inch (64 mm by 50 mm). Displacement-9.8 cubic inch(160 cm3). Net power output 4.4 HP (3.3 kW) at 3600 rpm. Net Torque 6.9-pound-feet (9.4 Nm) at 2500 rpm. PTO shaft rotation is counterclockwise (from PTO shaft side). Read more...
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