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April 28th 04, 02:36 AM
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What kind of a carburetor did a rotary engine have? There was no
throttle. Beats the hell out of me. It's a bit bigger than a thimble, doesn't look anything like a modern carburetor, (in fact, it doesn't look like it would do much of anything in particular), and is only of interest because of its history. Thanks, Jay. But how do you know it's a carburetor? Is it marked? vince norris 
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