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Kerosene, pretty much.Originally posted by: jagec
Great link, but I have some issues with your thread title.
1) R
2) VW is one of the few companies that has a popular DIESEL econobox
3) What do you think that jet runs on?
Originally posted by: otispunkmeyer
surely
when not using the petrol engine and jus using the jet, he will not be in gear and thus not have the best control over his car. resistance by the engine plays a key part in normal driving, without it, it must feal abit leary
Originally posted by: Eli
Kerosene, pretty much.Originally posted by: jagec
Great link, but I have some issues with your thread title.
1) R
2) VW is one of the few companies that has a popular DIESEL econobox
3) What do you think that jet runs on?
Originally posted by: otispunkmeyer
surely
when not using the petrol engine and jus using the jet, he will not be in gear and thus not have the best control over his car. resistance by the engine plays a key part in normal driving, without it, it must feal abit leary
Originally posted by: jagec
Originally posted by: Eli
Kerosene, pretty much.Originally posted by: jagec
Great link, but I have some issues with your thread title.
1) R
2) VW is one of the few companies that has a popular DIESEL econobox
3) What do you think that jet runs on?
err, true, I had "gas turbine" going through my head and wasn't thinking
Originally posted by: otispunkmeyer
surely
when not using the petrol engine and jus using the jet, he will not be in gear and thus not have the best control over his car. resistance by the engine plays a key part in normal driving, without it, it must feal abit leary
I'm sure he tends to cover the brake whenever he lights it off, and I doubt he uses it around corners.
Originally posted by: otispunkmeyer
well you never know...... he obviously knows his stuff though. but some dumb ass would use that for normal driving everyday lol
