Posted by Jimmydog on October 16, 2022 at 06:38:42 from (198.47.57.159):
In Reply to: Piston Rings in 1950's posted by Moonlite37 on October 14, 2022 at 17:39:50:
George, regarding carbs having to go?....I'm not sure I agree. My heart says no, but my head says yes, after all why is every car built these days fuel injected? Can't imagine it's just because they're cheaper than carbs. All I was getting at; is I wouldn't hang it all on that one peg.
By the way there is a really neat video on the other YT showing a one lung four stroke engine with acrylic block. It's filmed with a high-speed camera, and you can actually see the motion and interactions of the oil and gas in between the piston rings. Worth a look.
Anyway, I enjoy your postings, keep up the rabble rousing, this place would be boring without you.
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