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Maybe the really big big engines use fuel injection. I'm not talking about those.
Sherwin D. wrote: On Sun, 03 Jun 2007 01:47:38 -0500, sherwindu wrote: There is no doubt that the 4 strokes give better fuel economy. However, on the down side, this is accomplished by designing the carburetor jets to be very fine, resulting in periodic blockages of the jets, at least in my experience with a Yamaha T9.9. What's a carburator? Most new outboards use some kind of fuel injection if they are living in the 21st century, 2 stroke or 4. If you add the complexities of the oil injection system a new 2 stroke is certainbly as complicated. |
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