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Keep in mind that most recent cars (last 20 years?) Have injectors and do not use a carburetor.
by dorfsmay 4y ago
Keep in mind that most recent cars (last 20 years?) Have injectors and do not use a carburetor.
- dylan604 4y agoYeah? And? So? Keep in mind now, that for the most recent CPUs are no longer 8-bit (20 years?), yet 8 bit microcontrollers are all the fad. Not really sure what your point is? We're not allowed to be fascinated with old tech that still works and has merit in demonstrating how/why it worked?
- dorfsmay 4y agoSure. I was just pointing it out for people wondering where this is on their car.
- dylan604 4y agoIt wasn't any where near a car. It was on a garden tiller. Traditional ICE lawn equipment still uses carbs.
- garaetjjte 4y agoSpeaking of which, I would ban these. It's ridiculous that fuel injection technology is universally used in cars for over 30 years, yet exhaust of garden equipment still stinks horribly. (oh, and also ban oil-burning two-strokes)
- dorfsmay 4y agoRight, in a thread about jet engines... Not sure why you're so angry‽