carburation

One item that needed to be solved for completion and a working engine was a means of carburation.

Better carburation was provided for 1933 which gave improved acceleration and better fuel consumption.

The technical changes included improved machining tolerances, revised carburation and exhaust systems.

In fact by the mid-1930s flexible engine mountings and improved carburation had made so many cylinders unnecessary.

Another win followed in the 500 cc class for the 1951 Port Elizabeth 2000 Race despite suffering carburation problems.

The engine has been greatly improved in its running as to its smoothness and refinement probably due to the revised carburation.

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Carburation: two stage, two barrel 18-32 mm Mikuni.

GM moved rapidly to replace carburation with fuel injection as the preferred method of fuel delivery for vehicles it manufactured.

Carburation system 2 Bing 1/24/125-126 od.

He first made one lap on his car, then moved to the vehicle of his teammate Clemente Biondetti, which had carburation problems.

These so-called "fuelie" cars are quite rare, since most Bel Airs were fitted with carburation.

Carburation was a single Amal remote float Type 6 until 1955 when it was upgraded to a 376 Monobloc.

Carburation was through three two-barrel Solex 40 PHH units.

These included a bespoke cylinder head which incorporated hemispherical combustion chambers, altered valve timing, new inlet and exhaust manifolds as well as different carburation.

Also introduced this year was a new 425 cubic-inch Super Rocket V8 with horsepower ratings ranging from 300 to 370 depending on carburation and compression ratio.

Women, perhaps perceiving no threat, adored him in droves (yet found him irritatingly unable to converse on anything but flying, meteorology and the technicalities of four-stroke carburation).

There was also difficulty in timing the sleeves once pistons had been out of the block and also synchronising carburation and ignition between the two banks of cylinders.

Other than the radiator grilles and the carburation there was little difference between the standard Bentley R Type and the Rolls-Royce Silver Dawn.

The first, obtained by the decarburation of the metal, gives natural or puddled steel; the second, produced by the carburation of the iron, gives steel of cementation.

The cooling plenum and the transfer of latent heat during the carburation process significantly reduced the temperature of this fuel-air mixture, but its volumetric efficiency was still somewhat impaired.

The negative reaction to this Scout led to the creation of the Sport Scout of 1934, with a light frame, Girder forks, improved carburation and alloy cylinder heads.

The early R Type Continental has essentially the same engine as the standard R Type, but with modified carburation, induction and exhaust manifolds along with higher gear ratios.

Carburation is the process by which air and fuel vapour are mixed in suitable proportions: the throttle controls the amount of mixture passing through the carburettor, and the mixture lever its quality.

The company is today one of the worldwide leaders in the field of carburation and is present in the sport field as partner of Gilera that participates in the Road Racing World Championship.