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On Sat, 27 Dec 2008 19:48:24 -0500, RLM wrote:
Yes but that's the least of it in my opinion. It is difficult, if not impossible to build a reliable, high output, lightweight diesel. If it were possible lots of other people would have done it by now. High power to weight ratio is what outboards excel at - diesels, not so much. Nothing is impossible. You design the tool to do the job. This isn't going to be every ones engine. E-Tech has that wrapped up. This is a diesel. Things change! Some things don't change. By necessity diesels operate at higher compression ratios which requires heavier cylinders and heads. There's no way to save weight there without compromising durability. |
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