The future of EFI and standalone's?
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The future of EFI and standalone's?
Well, Im taking a Information technology class and I have to do a powerpoint presentation on the future of efi. So im just wondering what you guys thinks the future has in store as far as electronic fuel injection and standalone tunable ems? I mean we have come along way over the past few years im just trying to get an idea of what you guys see coming up in the future.
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electric cars will never take off do to the fact they have to be plugged in. ...now I can see hybrids take off if they get to make more power. What I expect to see from the efi market is auto tunning features. Code that allows the efi to change its program with certain conditions etc.
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change your powerpoint topic to hydrogen powered cars because they are without a doubt the future, they make just as much power as gasoline powered cars, there is only water left over after it is burned, and the best aspect of hydrogen is its abundent and only cost like 2 cents for a pound which is the main reason why they wont switch over from gasoline.
actually, insted of switching topics you could use it at the end of your presentation saying how the standalones have come this far but the real future is in hydrogen and electric. just some ideas
actually, insted of switching topics you could use it at the end of your presentation saying how the standalones have come this far but the real future is in hydrogen and electric. just some ideas
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Re: (ctr610)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ctr610 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">change your powerpoint topic to hydrogen powered cars because they are without a doubt the future, they make just as much power as gasoline powered cars, there is only water left over after it is burned, and the best aspect of hydrogen is its abundent and only cost like 2 cents for a pound which is the main reason why they wont switch over from gasoline.
actually, insted of switching topics you could use it at the end of your presentation saying how the standalones have come this far but the real future is in hydrogen and electric. just some ideas</TD></TR></TABLE>2 cents a pound?!?! You might want to check your math and facts there roscoe! If you can show me where I can buy it for 2 cents a pound I'll start buying it TODAY!
actually, insted of switching topics you could use it at the end of your presentation saying how the standalones have come this far but the real future is in hydrogen and electric. just some ideas</TD></TR></TABLE>2 cents a pound?!?! You might want to check your math and facts there roscoe! If you can show me where I can buy it for 2 cents a pound I'll start buying it TODAY!
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dont get your feathers ruffled over a little figure, it costs around a dollar a lb. sorry if it GOT YOU ANGRY!!!!
i dont have to check my math because there isn't any involved, i goofed up on my facts.
i dont have to check my math because there isn't any involved, i goofed up on my facts.
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