English Daimler Company  Manufacturing Of Cars (1897)  Phoenix- Daimler (1897)  V-Twin Type  2 Vertical Single Cylinder  6 hp  Float Feed  Common.

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English Daimler Company  Manufacturing Of Cars (1897)  Phoenix- Daimler (1897)  V-Twin Type  2 Vertical Single Cylinder  6 hp  Float Feed  Common Crankshaft  180 Degree Cranks  Used Till 1901  Four-Cylinder (1899)

Daimler (1899)  Used On Peugeot Till 1902  Float Feed  Hot Tube Ignition  Cam & Roller Adjustment of Valve Spring Tension  Water Cooled

Gordon-Brille Car Engine (1899)  4 Cylinders  Opposed Cylinders  Single Crankshaft  800 rpm

Lanchester (1897)  Overcame Balancing Problem  Two Crankshafts

Wick Carburettor  Lanchester (1897)  Advantages Over Surface And Float Feed  Disadvantages  Controling Mixture