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![]() "Clams Canino" wrote in message news:SIDEb.429634$ao4.1362098@attbi_s51... If it's about air quality, then DFI would have to be exempted. Personally, I don't think the aggregate number of 2 stroke outboards is sufficiant to make a significant contribution to air pollution. While I'd agree they are a lot dirtier than comparable 4 cycles, there just aren't enough of them running to impact anything real. -W Most people are under the impression that a 4-stroke is cleaner, but a DFI, such as a late model Evinrude, has fewer total emissions than a late model EFI 4-stroke. The great thing about DFI is that its emission output stays fairly steady throughout the life of the motor. On the other hand, a 4-stroke gets dirtier (increased hydrocarbon emissions) as it wears (about 350-400 hours) and oil starts getting by the rings and the valve guides. It doesn't even have to "smoke" to drastically increase its emissions. Bill Grannis service manager |
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