Barnyard BOb --
July 6th 03, 09:47 PM
"Dave Jackson" > wrote:
>Does the fuel-injected version of an engine weigh more then its naturally
>aspirated version?
>
>Thanks,
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Engines WITHOUT superchargers or turbochargers
are considered... "normally aspirated" and can be
either fuel injected or carbureted.
Both carburetor and fuel injected systems can
be supercharged or turbo-charged.
Carb and fuel injection systems are close in weight,
but supercharging of either fuel induction system
will add a few pounds, generally speaking.
Barnyard BOb --
>Does the fuel-injected version of an engine weigh more then its naturally
>aspirated version?
>
>Thanks,
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Engines WITHOUT superchargers or turbochargers
are considered... "normally aspirated" and can be
either fuel injected or carbureted.
Both carburetor and fuel injected systems can
be supercharged or turbo-charged.
Carb and fuel injection systems are close in weight,
but supercharging of either fuel induction system
will add a few pounds, generally speaking.
Barnyard BOb --