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I paid $34.68 shipped; they have gone up to $36.49 shipped. To me that is so much worth it, than the hassle of making one. This is still a better deal than EBAY $42.95 to $80.00 for the same unit. Some folks will scam you when ever they can
Statistics: Posted by Dngspot — Sat Jun 14, 2008 6:15 pm
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When running a lean fuel mix in your engine a great deal of caution is necessary to prevent excessively high temperatures in the combustion chamber that can be damaging to your exhaust valves.
Do you have the ability to install some sort of water injection system , even a simple bubbler type, to get enough water mist into the mix to moderate the burn temperature?
Water injection was used very successfully on the heavy bombers of WW2 in order to get a lean burn, for increased flying range, without damaging the engine. This same technique will work very well in automobiles as well, providing you get enough water mist into the cylinders to decrease the combustion temperature to a safe range.
Here's hoping your experiment will bear fruit!
Statistics: Posted by SeaMonkey — Fri Jun 13, 2008 11:02 pm
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Statistics: Posted by huck — Fri Jun 13, 2008 6:34 pm
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That is all for now.
Statistics: Posted by Dngspot — Fri Jun 13, 2008 4:18 pm
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Joking...I am regularly amused by people who instruct repair people (such as myself) to "service" the particular apparatus and hand it back with a bill. Usually after hearing a mysterious noise, or observing some other obscure behaviour, but never mentioning it to the repair man.
I am sure that some people live under the impression that when a technician "services" a machine/device, the tech/mech will disassemble the device to a component level, and rebuild it while replacing any broken or worn components along the way, thus restoring said device to brand new condition....
When they "service" your car, they change the oil, oil filter when necessary, fuel filter when necessary, quickly inspect the car visually, test drive it round the block and look for any unusual behaviour, and hand it back.
A little knowledge of when to check what, and how to change oil will save you megabucks in the long term of car ownership. Inspection and observation of obscurities should be a daily routine for any vehicle owner or machine owner/operator.
People are so stupid these days, live with their head up their ass 99% of the time.
Statistics: Posted by biggeorge — Sun Jun 08, 2008 5:10 pm
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