many forumers have been debating about the best air for carbie engines... whether hot or cold... there's a lot of version and points of view...
generally, we know that heat is a major problem in a machine's efficiency... but why some mechanic says hot air is good for carbie? Isnt that hot air will cause the engine hotter thus decreasing the efficiency...?
any coments or critics?
thanks
:)
generally, we know that heat is a major problem in a machine's efficiency... but why some mechanic says hot air is good for carbie? Isnt that hot air will cause the engine hotter thus decreasing the efficiency...?
any coments or critics?
thanks
:)
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