Carburetion Versus Fuel Injection
Are they making them like they used to?Today as we peer into the twenty-first century, technology is at its prime. We biologically create life, travel to new worlds, and even create new ones within cyberspace. Yet, we do not forget the past. Even today in this technological empire we have created, I still hear the nostalgic words from my father: “They sure don’t make them like they used to.” And in many cases, he is correct. Together, my father and I are in a process of restoring a 1968 Chevy Camaro. Many times we have discussed the controversy of whether or not the 350 cubic inch engine should be equipped with today’s computerized electronic fuel injection system or the traditional carbureted system. I argue with my father that today's E.F.I (Electronic Fuel Injection) system is the wave of the future and the only way to go, but the old man continually reminds me of the way things used to be when he was young. Despite the outstanding performance of carbuated cars on the racetrack, I believe that the future of the automotive world lies in computer controlled fuel injection systems. In order to understand the benefits of carburetors and fuel injectors, one must understand what they do. The carburetor is quite simply
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Approximate Word count = 1850
Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)
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