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Originally Posted by Draco
you cleared up some of what you said... however I still take issue with 2 things:
1. Methanol (and alky if you are referring to ethanol) do not burn hotter then gasoline. Methanol and ethanol both have greater ability to dissipate heat (hint: latent heat of evaporation) then gasoline. Methanol burns cooler then ethanol which burns cooler then gas.
2. You talk about droplets being "too big" due to lack of pump pressure? First of all Meth has a low flashpoint and will vaporize easier then water making them more likely to reach the combustion chamber. Second, If large droplets of meth or water get sucked/forced into the combustion chamber, then they will vaporize there and do the job of removing heat as intended. Granted, problems could occur if the droplets puddled in the intake, which would be less likely for a meth injection system then water thanks to meth's low flashpoint. I really don't understand your reasoning that "If the meth drops were bigger, you could grenade the engine". Are you saying that liquid methanol in the combustion chamber will detonate?
Sorry for taking this off-topic...
1. Methanol (and alky if you are referring to ethanol) do not burn hotter then gasoline. Methanol and ethanol both have greater ability to dissipate heat (hint: latent heat of evaporation) then gasoline. Methanol burns cooler then ethanol which burns cooler then gas.
2. You talk about droplets being "too big" due to lack of pump pressure? First of all Meth has a low flashpoint and will vaporize easier then water making them more likely to reach the combustion chamber. Second, If large droplets of meth or water get sucked/forced into the combustion chamber, then they will vaporize there and do the job of removing heat as intended. Granted, problems could occur if the droplets puddled in the intake, which would be less likely for a meth injection system then water thanks to meth's low flashpoint. I really don't understand your reasoning that "If the meth drops were bigger, you could grenade the engine". Are you saying that liquid methanol in the combustion chamber will detonate?
Sorry for taking this off-topic...
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Hey Dave, one more question on the BS3 knock sensors. Is the manufacture or whoever is figuring that out working on LS2 sensor stuff as well? Just extremely curious about that.
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Originally Posted by MIGHTYMOUSE
sb, i dont know, ask flipper on here.
i dont know what it will trap. will see saturday.
i dont know what it will trap. will see saturday.
Doubt you will see sat. since it's supposed to be raining here in the east Back to this summer weather pattern. HEY SEATLE, the east called, they asked if you want your weather back.
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Dave was your AF hooked up or is it actually as flat as that graph shows? Congrats btw.
Also, the head lifting comment, from what I understand, that wont happen unless you're detonating like a champ.
Also, the head lifting comment, from what I understand, that wont happen unless you're detonating like a champ.
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Originally Posted by MIGHTYMOUSE
track got rained out
Yeah, It's pouring here. Do yall have any big F-body meets down there in VA MM? I might try and come down this summer if ya do, F-body or no.
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