The Honda GX25 is a small general-purpose engine made by Honda Motor for hand-held power equipment. It displaces just 25 cc and, unusually for an engine of that size, is a four-stroke with an overhead camshaft valve drive. Honda announced it on 22 April 2002. The engine is used in Honda's own products and is also supplied to other manufacturers on an OEM basis, and its typical use is in brush cutters and similar tools. As a general-purpose engine it sits outside Honda's car, motorcycle and racing engine families, and the source article records no further detail about its output or weight.
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SignificanceAt 2.78 kg, billed by Honda in 2002 as the lightest engine of its kind in the world 2 Displacement or Thrust Classification
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Source ホンダ・GX25 (Japanese Wikipedia)
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ホンダ・GX25は本田技研工業が製造する汎用エンジンである
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1. ホンダ・GX25 (Japanese Wikipedia)
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2002年4月22日発表
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排気量は25ccであり
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4ストロークかつバルブ駆動方式がOHC
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ホンダ・GX25は本田技研工業が製造する汎用エンジンである
View the Source2. Honda Motor Co., Ltd. (Honda Global): Honda Releases the GX25-the World's Lightest 4-Stroke Engine
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At 2.78kg, this engine is the lightest of its kind in the world
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