Posted by Ark68SS on December 09, 2022 at 16:52:53 from (174.53.39.12):
In Reply to: ICE_engines posted by sourgum on December 08, 2022 at 10:39:14:
Quote: CVPost-sourgum (quoted from post at 19:51:46 12/08/22) An I C gas engine that continuously adjusts its compression ratio between 8 and 14 to 1 is pretty advanced engineering. Maybe even revolutionary. I know of no other auto , truck or tractor company that has engineered an engine that does that.
Saab built a variable combustion ratio engine in the late 1990 s and tested it, but never offered it to the public.
On the subject of “ICE engines”, another example seen a lot on this forum is “VIN number”. VIN is an abbreviation for Vehicle Identification Number, so there’s no need for the extra “number”
BillL
This post was edited by Ark68SS on 12/09/2022 at 04:59 pm.
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