Whether to Lean or Enrich

On Tue, 2 Mar 2004 18:03:03 -0500, " jls"
wrote:


"Stu Gotts" wrote in message
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On Tue, 2 Mar 2004 16:55:44 -0500, " jls"
[...]
Can't refute it, I believe in MMO, but also believe in scientific
data.
www.gami.com

Spamming, are you? These have little to do with the subject. But you
sell us on them. What do they have to do with carbureted or cross-flow
engines?


you'll learn something, but I doubt you have the scope nor the desire,
you dangerous *******.

Well at least an intolerant one for someone too shifty to publish data but
spams gamijectors and an exorbitantly priced seminar instead.

Ignorant and proud of it, aren't you? I'm not spamming anything. If
you knew as much as you would like others to believe, you would know
that GAMI has done the research on combustion engines. Matters not
what they're equipped with, what does matter is that they HAVE THE
DATA from THEIR TEST STANDS and PROPRIETARY COMPUTER SOFTWARE that
enabled them to see the differences in the way engines operate over a
vast range of temperature. Yes, an injected engine is easier to
control, but the data is the data. Engines like to run in a certain
temperature range, regardless of which method they are fueled. And
did you ever think about timing and fouling? Of course you did, but
were just too busy to mention it, huh?

It may be better for you to privately email one of the folks that
teach the course with a specific question. They'll not care about
your inaccurate newsgroup musings and maybe, just maybe, you can
become a bit more educated. This is not a GAMI course, although it is
GAMI sponsored in the respect that currently it is presented at their
facilities. Incidentally, the course is so well thought of by the
feds, that an IA can take it and satisfy their educational requirement
for cert renewal. But you already knew that, didn't you?

Now go away, and repost when you have something valid to say. Unless
you're trolling, which I am beginning to think you are.