What is the chassis center and how does the engine system work?

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Chassis center is the central part of a vehicle's frame where the engine system is mounted and connected to the transmission.

Chassis center is the backbone of a vehicle's frame that supports the weight of the engine and other components.
The engine system includes the engine, transmission, drivetrain, and other related components that work together to power the vehicle.
The engine system is mounted on the chassis center and connected to the transmission, which transfers power to the wheels.
The chassis center and engine system working together ensure the vehicle's stability, performance, and safety.
Examples of engine systems include gasoline, diesel, hybrid, and electric.

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