<VV> OT / EFI vs. Carb
ray smith
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Fri Aug 20 10:43:33 EDT 2010
EFI is the way to go , but there is always the exception
The original point was concerning a WOT peak power.
Warren Johnson has an opinion.
http://www.carcraft.com/techarticles/carburetor_vs_injection/index.html
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Subject: Re: <VV> OT / EFI vs. Carb
It's a highly erroneous article that has no basis in fact and attempts to violate the most basic physical chemistry rules.
The very first error is carbs make more HP than EFI. Given both are optimized for making HP, EFI will ALWAYS beat a carb. Less air flow resistance, better air/fuel mixing, and the obvious one, far better A/F control.
The fuel vaporizes in both cases, no difference here. So, the cooling effect will net out to be the same.
This author is simply and flatly ignorant of the facts and the theories.
John Roberts
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Subject: <VV> OT / EFI vs. Carb
For those interested , a nice write-up concerning this
http://www.pro-system.com/scoop92102.html
Ray Smith
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