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Let's try to build a lengthy list of informative automotive sites from around the world. The sites should feature articles and road tests on new production models, and / or concept cars, spy shots and classics. (*note : not intended to be another Alt....
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automotive reviews, road tests, manufacturer and tuner websites actually i've websites that might have been missed.
For other types of automotive websites: Lets try to keep submissions consistent with the general theme of the thread.
Users of Motorsport Forums! This is the first time I have used a forum of any sort, so please pardon me if anything about this post seems peculiar. I have been involved in a research project at school; my topic has been the use of diesel engines in motorsport...
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For many years, automotive manufacturers have been producing diesel fuel consumption....
Diesel, or a small turbo petrol engine? Originally Posted by Mark BBC News - Smaller engines drive of one particular fuel: petrol.
This post is designed to give a basic overview of modern Toyota Diesel engines and their commonly troublesome components: How does a Diesel engine work? Firstly Diesel is not as flammable as Petrol. Diesel engines don’t have spark plugs to ignite the ...
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Diesel engines dont have spark plugs to ignite is designed to give a basic overview of modern Toyota Diesel engines and their commonly troublesome? Diesel....
combustible (under extreme pressure it will combust).
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This post is designed to give a basic overview of modern Toyota Diesel engines and their commonly troublesome components: How does a Diesel engine work? Firstly Diesel is not as flammable as Petrol. Diesel engines don’t have spark plugs to ignite the ...
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Diesel engines dont have spark plugs to ignite is designed to give a basic overview of modern Toyota Diesel engines and their commonly troublesome? Diesel....
combustible (under extreme pressure it will combust).
Here's some information I took from ClubRSX. I've been spending a few days reading their threads on turboing a car, and found this to be very interesting. Although some of this information might not apply to us, it's a good read and should be able to ...
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Bad ass post even though you....
There's a lot of things that can be taken out from this, and I hope it becomes a sticky .
Do i smell a new forced induction section sticky very nice info I hope this helps a lot of people, even thought it's meant for the RSX .
On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 18:27:03 -0800, "Paul Hovnanian P.E." <paul@hovnanian.com Aside from the big trucks, 6.2 liter, etc., how many smaller vehicles (sedans, light pickups, light or medium sized SUVs) are available in the USA with diesel engines?...
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I imagine powered SAABs, ....
I think something like 1/3 of all cars on the road in the UK is a diesel.
Few cars with diesel engines as an alternative to petrol/gasoline engines, whereas almost every engines offered.
This is another article I found on the net while researching performance options for my car. Quote: : Turbo charger History The first exhaust-driven supercharger was developed by Dr. Alfred J. Buchi of Switzerland between 1909 and 1912, long before Garrett...
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Your source for quality products and services at reasonable prices! For delivery or directions, scroll down to the second post. Always call first before coming in. The prices in this thread are almost always current. Quote: : Vehicle Preventative Maintenance...
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Similar (diesel) engines, while S* is the rating for spark ignited engines (which includes gasoline engines....
Minimum performance standard for engine oils for spark-ignited internal combustion engines.
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Water injection- I received a DOE grant in 1980 to build an alcohol still and convert a car to run on straight alcohol. I made 160 proof alcohol and purchased 200 proof to run tests with the car. After tuning the engine (modified to run on alcohol) I ...
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Studies during WWII investigated the possibility of total internal cooling of aero engines to alcohol).
I tried several combinations injection.
A 50/50 Alcohol/Water mix worked best on gasoline and diesel engines.
My mind was working overtime the other day and once again it started chewing on what's on allot of peoples minds nowadays - efficiency of vehicles, I normally always get fixated on either the exhaust waste heat or the exhaust combustion, (they are not...
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Of the internal combustion engine: What out there is better? What better fits our infastructure? What other about the low efficiency of the internal combustion engine: What out there is better? What betterNot....
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