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DIT motors are Direct Injection Turbo engines. It has a naturally aspirated engine with a ratio of 1:1 stroke x bore generally 86 x 86mm. It supports higher operational speeds and better environmental performance due to reduced exhaust gas emissions. The net power output is also higher.
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