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pbateson 03-20-2003 02:49 PM

Dieshi?
 
Can we put a Dieshi engine on '95 Accord?

The sound is fun and more gas.

2ndGenTeg 03-20-2003 03:19 PM

What in the world is Dieshi?

94_AcCoRd_EX 03-20-2003 04:05 PM

Do you mean diesel?

pbateson 03-20-2003 04:38 PM

Yep, I mean diesel not dieshi (misspell).

94_AcCoRd_EX 03-20-2003 09:26 PM

No, and why in the world would you want to do that?

Grip72 03-20-2003 10:59 PM

this guy is so hard to understand..i have yet to understand one entire post

TeriyakiBroccoli 03-20-2003 11:07 PM

I dont think english is his first language, but hes doing ok at it ;P

Yea, a diesel engine is completely useless, no acceleration, dirty, hard to maintain.. and u cant get diesel fuel at every gas station which is a problem..

it would be almost retarted to do it.

scottrtucker 03-20-2003 11:50 PM

What diesel engines does Honda make?

TeriyakiBroccoli 03-21-2003 09:07 AM

I think they make some commerical trucks (in Japan perhaps) that are diesel.

Mounting the engine in that .. into an accord is damn near impossible.

spoogenet 03-21-2003 10:36 AM

You might be able to mount a TDI engine in the Accord from a Jetta but you'd probably have to rig the engine bay quite a bit to get the mounts to work.

Why do you think diesel is so bad? Diesels have tons of torque and can give you decent acceleration. They're not as dirty as you seem to think, actually diesel can be much cleaner (smog wise) than the regular crap we pump through our cars right now, especially if you run it on corn oil. :yes:

Your gas mileage is far higher with diesel and thus not being able to get gas at every service station isn't really a problem.

I don't see why it would be so retarded.....

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