Grail Engine

It's a very high-tech two-stroke engine that uses forced induction, direct injection and other technologies for impressive power and efficiency.

How it differs from conventional two-stroke engine ?

The engine is based on The Grail Cycle," which is a combination of one type of ignition or homogeneous charged compression ignition while simultaneously operating in the Miller Cycle.

Engine produces power every revolution per-cylinder. because of only two strokes.

The engine can operate on literally any combustible, including propane, natural gas and diesel.

 The piston and compression chamber constantly have cool air moving through the center of their masses, heat soak is reduced, which allows fuel injection to occur at any time and in turn reduces NOx emissions.

It's cheap to produce—there are very few parts involved and many can be simple castings so it is light for its power output.

The Grail Engine has the potential to be the first two stroke engine that does not exhibit cross contamination of fuel and oil. This results in lower emissions yet produces more power and torque using less fuel than larger engines.

Applications :

It could be applied to every area of life, from automobiles to aircraft, and recreational and industrial engines.