reving the engine - wasting gas?
#11
RE: reving the engine - wasting gas?
I read the whole post about the car running off oxygen in the air, at idle. So try starting and revving a car with no gas in it by using the oxygen in the air. Let us know how that goes
#12
RE: reving the engine - wasting gas?
ORIGINAL: ByPopularDemand
I read the whole post about the car running off oxygen in the air, at idle. So try starting and revving a car with no gas in it by using the oxygen in the air. Let us know how that goes
I read the whole post about the car running off oxygen in the air, at idle. So try starting and revving a car with no gas in it by using the oxygen in the air. Let us know how that goes
#13
RE: reving the engine - wasting gas?
ORIGINAL: ByPopularDemand
I read the whole post about the car running off oxygen in the air, at idle. So try starting and revving a car with no gas in it by using the oxygen in the air. Let us know how that goes
I read the whole post about the car running off oxygen in the air, at idle. So try starting and revving a car with no gas in it by using the oxygen in the air. Let us know how that goes
#14
RE: reving the engine - wasting gas?
ORIGINAL: redass02gt
dude, it's sarcastic. unless randy is even dumber than we all thought he was in the first place
ORIGINAL: ByPopularDemand
I read the whole post about the car running off oxygen in the air, at idle. So try starting and revving a car with no gas in it by using the oxygen in the air. Let us know how that goes
I read the whole post about the car running off oxygen in the air, at idle. So try starting and revving a car with no gas in it by using the oxygen in the air. Let us know how that goes
#17
RE: reving the engine - wasting gas?
ORIGINAL: hookedonkronik
when you rev you are obviously giving it "gas" but i wouldnt think it would actually use any gas from your tank...can someone clear this up for me and maybe explain as to why it is
when you rev you are obviously giving it "gas" but i wouldnt think it would actually use any gas from your tank...can someone clear this up for me and maybe explain as to why it is