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<p>is offset from the cylinder and opens upward via an integrated pushrod/valve stem directly actuated by the camshaft, much like the valves in a flathead engine.</p>

<p><big>Origin</big></p>
<p>The earliest IOE layouts used atmospheric inlet valves which were held closed with a weak spring and were opened by the pressure differential created when the piston went down on the <a href="page.php?w=Stroke_%28engine%29">inlet stroke</a>. This worked well with low-speed early engines and had the benefit of being very simple and cheap, but the weak spring was</p><p>
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