Why do most radial engines use an odd number of cyclinders? – aviation.stackexchange.com

Why do most radial engines use an odd number of cyclinders? – aviation.stackexchange.com

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To help suppress vibration, most 'V' and 'horizontal' engines use an even number of cylinders as closely opposed as possible. Radial engines are well known for excessive vibration. For some reason ...

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