diffuser wrote: ↑09 Sep 2026, 16:10
You make it sound like Honda has already found the way to improved combustion. When I read that article, the impression I got was that was the plan, it's where they hope to be.
Yes, these comments contain a degree of hope. But it's not just hope. How so?
They will constantly experiment with new versions to create the design and environment that works best with the characteristics of this fuel. They will analyze each new version, think about how to correct its shortcomings, and create new designs according to findings. And each time, they will build upon it, making the design work best with this fuel. So it's not hope. Each of these trials will give them something, and in the end, they will find out what works and what doesn't. This is a time-consuming process, but it's inevitable.
Hope, on the other hand, is more like what I did in one of my previous comments. That is, they noticed that in a previous engine formula, the ignition was very good at a certain RPM range, and the torque and power increased significantly. If they encounter something similar early on, they can with it and come with a very competitive engine. Or it will take them a long time to find the best iteration.