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    Quote Originally Posted by pzkpfw View Post
    Nah, I'm a rotary hoe.

    Fixed that for ya
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    Quote Originally Posted by c4. View Post
    Fixed that for ya
    (I was going for Wankel.)
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    Quote Originally Posted by pzkpfw View Post
    (I was going for Wankel.)
    If you can fart and burp at the same time you have been bridge-ported.
    Whenever I try I shit me pants.
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    Quote Originally Posted by avgas View Post
    If you can fart and burp at the same time you have been bridge-ported.
    Whenever I try I shit me pants.
    i piss and shit myself, aka a mixer. what does that mean?

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    You're all focusing on the petrol engine versions...what about the diesel engines, ie compression ignition, that sounds much more like the female control mechanism...no ignition required...

    Not sure where they hide the turbocharger, intercooler and return line to the fuel tank...

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    Quote Originally Posted by caspernz View Post
    You're all focusing on the petrol engine versions...what about the diesel engines, ie compression ignition, that sounds much more like the female control mechanism...no ignition required...

    Not sure where they hide the turbocharger, intercooler and return line to the fuel tank...
    the return line now enters a filter and shortly after, disposed of.

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    Quote Originally Posted by caspernz View Post
    You're all focusing on the petrol engine versions...what about the diesel engines, ie compression ignition, that sounds much more like the female control mechanism...no ignition required...

    Not sure where they hide the turbocharger, intercooler and return line to the fuel tank...
    If there's no ignition ... it's not female ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post
    If there's no ignition ... it's not female ...
    Oh I dunno, I know a few females that...if pushed far enough will spontaneously combust...much like a diesel, ie compression or self ignition engine...and I've got the scars to prove it

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    Best engine? Dunno.. Bit like an old British engine more like.. with the most adoring attention they can look great, gleam with the care of a mans hands and perform like a thoroughbred. Inspiring great feelings of exhilaration & ecstasy they are adored by many men & a few women too. Pretty much all passionate about an old school design which is virtually impossible to stop leaking fluid, mechanically reliable but has control & temperature issues.
    Due to the age of the design, the body work deteriorates faster than the motor & this is where you end up spending money. High maintenance. Constantly needs valeting, tuning and customising. The motor needs to be run often and can be tapped out briefly now & again but prefers a good varied pace on a warm afternoon after an engine additive & gentle warm up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nova. View Post
    i piss and shit myself, aka a mixer. what does that mean?
    I am guessing Triton or TriBSA. You probably leak heritage all over the driveway.
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