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Nascar moving to EFI
NASCAR takes 'really big step' with fuel injection - Oct 19, 2011 - NASCAR.COM
Quote:
"Gentlemen, start your semiconductors!"
That probably won't be the command given at the beginning of next February's Daytona 500. However, it might be appropriate, given NASCAR's decision to require fuel injection for Sprint Cup engines beginning with the 2012 season.
After ruling the roost since the Kennedy Administration, the iconic -- and museum-worthy -- Holley four-barrel carburetor is finally being put out to pasture as NASCAR's fuel system of choice. The Cup Series is joining the computer age, and that means engine builders and tuners are trading in their wrenches and wet flow benches for laptops and software mapping.
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This should make things more competitive.
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