I was responding to YOU

I mean he tagged me in the post

Big memory hole for you

Look. The BRZ is sick nasty. The Civic? Not.

I was responding to your comments about Subarus getting bad mileage.

And I tagged you after you jumped in and called me a moron.

When did I do that?

I said the WRX, compared to the Tahoe, because engine size, and similar power

I didn't introduce you to this convo

That was me.

I mean that literally never happened.

Paste where I jumped in and called you moron.

Ah no, that was Sediment

You were just nicer about it

Slightly

"See, this is why you get "picked on" in here by your own admission.
Saying stuff like this.
I mean this is just outright not true."

And then it turned out to be true

You fucks are getting in a fight, because @Matt misunderstood what I said. lol

Anyway, my point is this whole conversation about fuel efficiency across different types of vehicles without bringing what the engines are in and the gearing they're using is ridiculous.

That's the theme

What did I misunderstand?

homework: make a list of current production cars ranked by compression ratio and by mileage

You literally don't get what we were talking about

Holy fucking shit

I think I probably do.

Do you have _any_ reading comprehension skills?

Three times in as many days

Jesus fuck

Well I had enough to get certified as a state vehicle inspector 13 years ago.

@Fitzydog To the DMs then?

Had to read a bunch of stuff for that actually.

That's great

If you wanna go down that road, what you're saying is straight up retarded and you don't understand a goddamn thing you're looking up or repeating. Is that better?

So you know about compression and stuff. Would be great if you combined this with knowing which subject we were even arguing about

You're being a parrot.

I wonder why Mazda increased the compression ratio of their engines over the years...

@Fitzydog what do you think I misunderstood/

If Mazda themselves are to be believed, their whole strategy is nitpicking.

Remove friction, tweak the compression, do a little this, do a little that.

@Matt I was talking about a specific subaru, with a turbo and 4cyl engine which had a similar power output and gas mileage as a heavier, and larger displacement vehicle