answered at the top, Yes.

But most engines do not have them or the same procedures
that they allow.


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| | "Jim Macklin"
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| | news:tslKf.100258$4l5.99449@dukeread05...
| | Yes, engine roughness is caused by one cylinder
| misfiring.
| | Fuel injection is properly calibrated is the same on
all
| | cylinders so the engine runs smooth and balanced.
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| | I guess GAMI is selling us a bill of goods, huh? :~)
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| ( Moved to the bottom where it belongs for those that read
top-to-bottom)
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| "Jim Macklin" wrote
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| news:1brKf.101334$4l5.3648@dukeread05...
| It all depends, Henry Ford built the "best" car he could
| when he built the Model T, a 1962 Chrysler 426 Hemi
would
| have really seemed like magic to Ford and a modern
double
| overhead cam engine in a 2000 Acura would really would
out
| perform that 426 monster cube for cube.
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| Huh?
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| GAMI is better than stock FI which is a very old, low
tech
| constant flow system on Continental and Lycoming
engines.
| Your car uses high pressure pumps a fuel rail and
solenoid
| control metering at the injector, but engine roughness
is
| caused by __________ which causes __________ vibration.
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| Do you have any idea what GAMI injectors are?
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