Direct Exhaust Injection, The future of Performance?
10 November 2007, 10:48 AM
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Direct Exhaust Injection, The future of Performance?
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10 November 2007, 12:44 PM
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Good for emssions though.
Seeing many engines do actually employ exhaust gas recycling anyway.
Unless it s a Rover V8 on plain headers, where the crap header design pushes exhaust gases into another cylinder anyway
Seeing many engines do actually employ exhaust gas recycling anyway.
Unless it s a Rover V8 on plain headers, where the crap header design pushes exhaust gases into another cylinder anyway
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[QUOTE=Shark Man;7399846]Good for emssions though.
Seeing many engines do actually employ exhaust gas recycling anyway.
I agree just looks like a primative EGR set up.
Seeing many engines do actually employ exhaust gas recycling anyway.
I agree just looks like a primative EGR set up.
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