- A
carburetor (also
spelled carburettor or carburetter) is a
device used by a
gasoline internal combustion engine to
control and mix air and fuel entering...
- The
Supermarine Spitfire is a
British single-seat
fighter aircraft used by the
Royal Air
Force and
other Allied countries before, during, and
after World...
- a
pressure of 5 bars (500 kPa; 73 psi),
thereby avoiding the use of
carburation; the
cylinder walls are not wet with gasoline, only with lubricating...
- of the cars'
engines were retro****ed with
superchargers and
multiple carburation to
improve performance. Six were
rumored to have been re-engined with...
-
essentially the same
engine as the
standard R Type, but with
modified carburation,
induction and
exhaust manifolds along with
higher gear ratios. After...
- crank,
connecting rods and
pistons but
different inlet manifold and
carburation (two SUs
versus three on the E-Type in Europe) and
therefore 30 bhp (22 kW)...
- BC
series 1608 engine—except for the USA
version which received mild
carburation due to
emissions constraints),
electric fuel pump (on the CC series)...
-
Valves Per Cylinder: 2
Valve Control: OHV,
using push rod and
rocker arm
Carburation System: 2
constant depression carburetors, Bing 64/28/303 - 64/28/304...
- 265 hp (198 kW)
version of the 371 cubic-inch
Rocket V8 with two-barrel
carburation.
Super 88
models were
powered by a four-barrel 300 hp (220 kW) version...
- the
Sport Scout of 1934, with a
light frame,
girder forks,
improved carburation and
alloy cylinder heads. The two-piece frame, with the
front and rear...
