The most often used measurement to verify proper combustion phasing is the crank angle at which 50% of the mass fraction has burned. The most commonly used method for calculating the mass fraction burn is known as the Rassweiler - Withrow method.

OPEC up your meaning, but it’s pretty sour of you to play a Shell game with your stars.

These kinds of crude comments are not very sweet. 

I wish... 

Kinja’s drunk, seeing double... 

All right. I’ll talk to my boss. See, they install that TruCoat at the factory, there’s nothin’ we can do, but I’ll talk to my boss.

As long as those IR Scammers stop calling me in the middle of the night, it’s all good. 

I will put money in a pot for the first hacker that hacks these and draws a penis in the sky. Kickstarter anyone? 

You want people to die?  Sounds like you want to solve global warming.  Good for you. 

God I wish people got this more.  Your stupid + / - on the PRNDL does NOT make it a manual transmission. 

The forces involved on a motorcycle are much smaller. A sequential would make for noisy shifts in a car and would likely not be very durable. That’s really the point of a dual clutch in my mind, it more or less bridges the gap between automatic and sequential.

It may not be a national security threat, but it’s a threat to un-slugged arms across the nation!

Wow, this blog post is so disconnected from reality that it physically hurts. Did Donald Trump write it? 

516 lb-ft?  That’s all? My Fiesta can do 1700!

You could just drive it with one foot.  I’ve got hip problems and when my left leg hurts too bad, I just use one foot. Impossible to launch the car from a stop, but normal driving is fine. 

Get a duck clutch.

There’s no such thing as an accident. They should have taught you how to not crash in drivers ed.  If they didn’t, well, don’t know what to tell you. 

Any first year engineering student can package an engine that makes less HP than my lawnmower.

Here’s a thought: Don’t crash. 

$20 to $30 per year savings? I mean... over the course of a year that little amount of money is not even worth the effort I am taking to write this comment. That’s $2.5 per month, or $0.015 per hour (assuming a 40 hour workweek for 50 weeks a year).

Better to be one of those yahoos that lift the fuel hose to try and…