On the other hand, fuel-injected engines offer improved efficiency, precision in fuel delivery, and better monitoring capabilities via Exhaust Gas Temperature (EGT) probes. 

   These features contribute to longer engine life and better overall performance. However, fuel-injected engines tend to be more complex, requiring additional components like electric fuel pumps and potentially needing hot start procedures.

   In summary, carbureted engines are typically preferred for their simplicity and cost effectiveness, whereas fuel-injected engines are favored for their reliability, efficiency, and advanced monitoring capabilities.