Slick 60's

?'s are pretty easy,,, BUT Some are tricky,,, I missed 8 that was some tricky,, just like a teacher in school with always that 1 trick ?



http://www.zoo.com/quiz/car-engine-quiz ... o+Find+Out

39/40 on an engine quizz......not bad for a bodyman:):)

39 here too. used no hints either
not really all that hard but the questions need to be read carefully

40 out of 40 but I did use two hints.

I made it to35 and lost interest....'...better use of time BEER....

38 out of 40. Most of them were very very easy then the cam ratio one appears out of nowhere like something out of the dang ase master mechanic test haha. None the less good 5 min boredom killer

38 out of 40 I agree read carefully

40 out of 40 here too. I like the old truck ID quiz better

I can't believe they wouldn't accept "slickpan" on the last question!
Paul

40/40, no hints.

The one about fuel was sneaky.

39. same as the age I am gonna stay from now on.
Me, and Jack Benny. Who I don't know 'cause i'm not that old

Jack Benny one of the greatest comedians of his time, and a favorite of mine.

Rich

39 out of 40. For a tile setter, that's acceptable.

Kevin

40 for 40 no hints. The engine configuration made me think a little. I've always known the 3rd one as a Boxer, not a flat.

had 24 of 25 before their site pretty much froze up. Got tired of waiting. And yes, you have to read them carefully, or it's easy to miss easy/simple questions.

I started to do it, got 15/15 by the time I got bored and realized I was just wasting minutes of my life..

skidoorulz wrote:The engine configuration made me think a little. I've always known the 3rd one as a Boxer, not a flat.

that is the one i missed, not sure what i was thinking of

40/40 no hints

40 for 40 here, too. No hints. I do not agree that a diesel fuel creates more torque, though. It's the long burning injection of the diesel fuel that makes the torque.

I can agree with the slickpan answer, too. But I guessed pan and got it right.