As I stated earlier, my reference is in regard to engine design and not
capacity.
The same goes for the OM616 and OM617, same design but different capacities.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes-Benz_OM616
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes-Benz_OM617_engine
As you can see MB altered the capacity of thoses motors during their
life cycle.
Most people will agree that a 617 is a 616 with an extra cylinder but
you may argue that because the cc/cylinder does not add up exactly they
are not the same, except for an extra cylinder.
Far as I know the 104 is a 103 block with a DOHC head, so I would not
say they are the same.
Hendrik
Robert Bigham wrote:
I can only be amazed at the depth of knowledge some of you have. I only know
about 102.980. OMG.
But 2299 cc is 575 cc/cylinder, and 2800 cc is 467 cc, and the 103 is not just
a 102 with 2 more cylinders. QED. Dunno about 104.
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