True or False: Offset DI engines typically use four valves per cylinder.

Offset DI (Direct Injection) engines are designed to optimize fuel delivery and combustion efficiency in each cylinder. Typically, these engines feature two valves per cylinder, which includes one intake valve and one exhaust valve. This two-valve configuration is common in many engine designs striving for reliability and simplicity.

While there are some modern engines that may use four valves per cylinder to improve airflow and performance, the specific design of offset DI engines usually leans toward the two-valve setup. Therefore, stating that offset DI engines "typically" use four valves per cylinder is inaccurate, making the true answer ‘False’. The use of four valves becomes more of an exception and applies to certain high-performance or specialized engine configurations rather than being standard for offset DI engines.