To: FreedomPoster
DeFazio said the big car manufacturers aren't interested.
Thats because they built ceramic engines 20 years a ago and found them to be unreliable. He also compares output per pound... why not give out a horse power and torque rating?
To: e_castillo
>>why not give out a horse power and torque rating?
Because he hasn't built one and hasn't a clue, would be my guess.
To: e_castillo
"Thats because they built ceramic engines 20 years a ago and found them to be unreliable"
..Didn't Mazda do this with ceramics about that time? It didn't go over very well for some reason.
To: e_castillo
why not give out a horse power and torque rating? My thoughts exactly. High rpms means little unless you can convert them to torque applied to the wheels.
44 posted on
10/19/2003 1:46:43 PM PDT by
PsyOp
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