> If you are concerned that your engine doesn't run efficiently, simply cutting the fuel to it doesn't actually fix any problems. Since you're using a ridiculo

> If you are concerned that your engine doesn't run efficiently, simply cutting the fuel to it doesn't actually fix any problems. Since you're using a ridiculous analogy here, one can easily point to CAFE standards that have dramatically increased the efficiency of cars over the past 20 years by doing exactly what you're describing - cutting the fuel...