Which outcome results when exhaust backpressure increases inside a two-stroke engine?

💡 Explanation

Increased exhaust backpressure reduces the pressure differential that drives scavenging airflow, therefore less fresh charge enters while more exhaust remains, rather than increased peak pressures or altered fuel mix because volumetric efficiency deteriorates.

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