Max effort N2O 347ci heads questions
#41
Hi Jake, you suggest NO advancement in THIRTY YEARS !
THEN YOUR book states TRUE ? (sure in the Dark Ages)
Rare Earth Magnet "fitted" coils DID NOT EXIST at that time!
THUS YOU "SPIT" on ME ?
YES I sell COILS to the MOST ADVANCED shops ON THIS PLANET !
YOU DO NOT HAVE the best interest for LS-1 tech members.
Lance
THEN YOUR book states TRUE ? (sure in the Dark Ages)
Rare Earth Magnet "fitted" coils DID NOT EXIST at that time!
THUS YOU "SPIT" on ME ?
YES I sell COILS to the MOST ADVANCED shops ON THIS PLANET !
YOU DO NOT HAVE the best interest for LS-1 tech members.
Lance
#43
Just for fun though...a study that Bosch did just recently in 2017...
Loosely translated, combustion consistency under extended spark duration doesn't deviate from nominal until lambda>1.4-1.5. So, air fuel ratios leaner than 20:1. As I said initially, nothing changes until the mix gets excessively lean. Not exactly where people are running their turbo or nitrous LS engines...
#45
Engine Operating RANGE
Hi ALL, at the least, I use my BRAIN.
I AGREE WITH this report, the SAME as MY FINDINGS (45* crank position range) the Arc DURATION at 2000 RPM.
NOW I ASK, WHY is a report VALID at 2000 RPM WHEN we here, most ALL, operate at at 6000 RPM ?
This is just ANOTHER "smoke show"
Lance
I AGREE WITH this report, the SAME as MY FINDINGS (45* crank position range) the Arc DURATION at 2000 RPM.
NOW I ASK, WHY is a report VALID at 2000 RPM WHEN we here, most ALL, operate at at 6000 RPM ?
This is just ANOTHER "smoke show"
Lance
#46
Hi ALL, at the least, I use my BRAIN.
I AGREE WITH this report, the SAME as MY FINDINGS (45* crank position range) the Arc DURATION at 2000 RPM.
NOW I ASK, WHY is a report VALID at 2000 RPM WHEN we here, most ALL, operate at at 6000 RPM ?
This is just ANOTHER "smoke show"
Lance
I AGREE WITH this report, the SAME as MY FINDINGS (45* crank position range) the Arc DURATION at 2000 RPM.
NOW I ASK, WHY is a report VALID at 2000 RPM WHEN we here, most ALL, operate at at 6000 RPM ?
This is just ANOTHER "smoke show"
Lance
#47
Smoke + Meth
Hi Smoke, some her RUN there engine on Meth, they DO NOT SMOKE IT !
THUS I "googled" the TRUTH finding 46 sightings to the same facts as I/You state.
My method is to ASK LS-1 tech members to do the same ?
Lance
THUS I "googled" the TRUTH finding 46 sightings to the same facts as I/You state.
My method is to ASK LS-1 tech members to do the same ?
Lance
#48
#49
I'm with blk00ss, I have no idea what you're trying to say. In the absence of intelligent conversation, I think we're done here...
#50
Engine Tech Language
Hi All, yes a fair question "language" as English is NOT my first language. (CORRECT)
MY first language is ENGINE.
I learned this when I worked for the Ford research "arm" HMS (BAJA) the drivers (PJ, Iron Man, Walker) taught me how to speak.
Also at that time and later I "pitted" for Trans-AM, Can-AM, F-5000, F-Alantic teams with MANY of those members from England.
Then in the late 1970's I bought a Lola333cs (chev powered) from Garvin Brown (Driver for Garvin was Danny Sullivan) that I raced in Cal-Club, SCCA.
I won most every race with a Division Championship Award.
Then my work for the Pantera SC requirement for a DIS ignition was met in the early 1980's by the invention of a Waste Spark Coil (4x) timed to the Crankshaft with a 60-2 (GM58x) Target Wheel.
This led to the first modern EFI when the Motorola HC-11 was made available AND integrated with the Hi-Rec (Hi Resolution Electronic Ignition Chip)
Thus many Electronic Terms where now learned or invented.
The Porsche Twin Plug engine was a great fitment of the new DIS system as the Porsche Distributor cost was OVER 2K with a better NEW
"crankfire 60-2" at $1400.00.
This included "offset" timing for the top coil and the bottom coil by nine degrees as featured in the OEM Porsche distributor.
The firing of the twin plug engine with one plug used to begin the spark then the second plug to spark BEFORE the first ends but later results in a LONG time of ignition energy being introduced within the cylinder.
THUS the "best" NOS head would have two spark plugs in each cylinder and the N20 injected into the intake port at the back of the valve ported to the exhaust side as in some SBC Race Heads.
Lance
MY first language is ENGINE.
I learned this when I worked for the Ford research "arm" HMS (BAJA) the drivers (PJ, Iron Man, Walker) taught me how to speak.
Also at that time and later I "pitted" for Trans-AM, Can-AM, F-5000, F-Alantic teams with MANY of those members from England.
Then in the late 1970's I bought a Lola333cs (chev powered) from Garvin Brown (Driver for Garvin was Danny Sullivan) that I raced in Cal-Club, SCCA.
I won most every race with a Division Championship Award.
Then my work for the Pantera SC requirement for a DIS ignition was met in the early 1980's by the invention of a Waste Spark Coil (4x) timed to the Crankshaft with a 60-2 (GM58x) Target Wheel.
This led to the first modern EFI when the Motorola HC-11 was made available AND integrated with the Hi-Rec (Hi Resolution Electronic Ignition Chip)
Thus many Electronic Terms where now learned or invented.
The Porsche Twin Plug engine was a great fitment of the new DIS system as the Porsche Distributor cost was OVER 2K with a better NEW
"crankfire 60-2" at $1400.00.
This included "offset" timing for the top coil and the bottom coil by nine degrees as featured in the OEM Porsche distributor.
The firing of the twin plug engine with one plug used to begin the spark then the second plug to spark BEFORE the first ends but later results in a LONG time of ignition energy being introduced within the cylinder.
THUS the "best" NOS head would have two spark plugs in each cylinder and the N20 injected into the intake port at the back of the valve ported to the exhaust side as in some SBC Race Heads.
Lance
#53
Me too. I can't tell if he actually knows something or if he's just bat **** crazy.
I do know that most of the times when he posts he recommends some crazy **** and tells the OP that he sells it.
Question - "I'm having problems getting enough fuel to my engine, injectors are maxed but they shouldn't be."
Answer - "You need YGXNK-674224 digital reverse polarity 4ohm carburetor with my own design micron 4729474-NISBS fuel injectors firing straight at piston wall for best power. Also my own design coil KLWVGKSGHSOIBH-4158464644654654478415416 burn more fuel faster and better so fuel requirements cut in half. This will give you best power. I have all this call me. Lance."
Again, I just don't know if he's a genius without good English skills or a mongoloid drooling on himself in a damp basement somewhere, wearing ripped and stained tighty-white-ys and just making random **** up. It's one or the other though.
I do know that most of the times when he posts he recommends some crazy **** and tells the OP that he sells it.
Question - "I'm having problems getting enough fuel to my engine, injectors are maxed but they shouldn't be."
Answer - "You need YGXNK-674224 digital reverse polarity 4ohm carburetor with my own design micron 4729474-NISBS fuel injectors firing straight at piston wall for best power. Also my own design coil KLWVGKSGHSOIBH-4158464644654654478415416 burn more fuel faster and better so fuel requirements cut in half. This will give you best power. I have all this call me. Lance."
Again, I just don't know if he's a genius without good English skills or a mongoloid drooling on himself in a damp basement somewhere, wearing ripped and stained tighty-white-ys and just making random **** up. It's one or the other though.
#54
Me too. I can't tell if he actually knows something or if he's just bat **** crazy.
I do know that most of the times when he posts he recommends some crazy **** and tells the OP that he sells it.
Question - "I'm having problems getting enough fuel to my engine, injectors are maxed but they shouldn't be."
Answer - "You need YGXNK-674224 digital reverse polarity 4ohm carburetor with my own design micron 4729474-NISBS fuel injectors firing straight at piston wall for best power. Also my own design coil KLWVGKSGHSOIBH-4158464644654654478415416 burn more fuel faster and better so fuel requirements cut in half. This will give you best power. I have all this call me. Lance."
Again, I just don't know if he's a genius without good English skills or a mongoloid drooling on himself in a damp basement somewhere, wearing ripped and stained tighty-white-ys and just making random **** up. It's one or the other though.
I do know that most of the times when he posts he recommends some crazy **** and tells the OP that he sells it.
Question - "I'm having problems getting enough fuel to my engine, injectors are maxed but they shouldn't be."
Answer - "You need YGXNK-674224 digital reverse polarity 4ohm carburetor with my own design micron 4729474-NISBS fuel injectors firing straight at piston wall for best power. Also my own design coil KLWVGKSGHSOIBH-4158464644654654478415416 burn more fuel faster and better so fuel requirements cut in half. This will give you best power. I have all this call me. Lance."
Again, I just don't know if he's a genius without good English skills or a mongoloid drooling on himself in a damp basement somewhere, wearing ripped and stained tighty-white-ys and just making random **** up. It's one or the other though.
#55
Lance likely has more engine knowledge and experience in his left pinky than most of us together. He has worked with every aspect of performance engines for decades. He just thinks in different patterns than most of us. He is from New Zealand. He knows what works in extreme situations, but I think sometimes has a tough time making it relate to grass-roots guys like a lot of us. Just bear with him, he knows a lot, and we can all learn from his knowledge and experience.
#56
Lance likely has more engine knowledge and experience in his left pinky than most of us together. He has worked with every aspect of performance engines for decades. He just thinks in different patterns than most of us. He is from New Zealand. He knows what works in extreme situations, but I think sometimes has a tough time making it relate to grass-roots guys like a lot of us. Just bear with him, he knows a lot, and we can all learn from his knowledge and experience.
#58
Lance likely has more engine knowledge and experience in his left pinky than most of us together. He has worked with every aspect of performance engines for decades. He just thinks in different patterns than most of us. He is from New Zealand. He knows what works in extreme situations, but I think sometimes has a tough time making it relate to grass-roots guys like a lot of us. Just bear with him, he knows a lot, and we can all learn from his knowledge and experience.