Injector"spray"vs.evaporation Re: Holley ECM replacement

[Dean]

> > Mario:
> > 
> > Yes, injectors atomize fuel better than a carb and prevent runner and
> > cylinder wetting to a greater extent when placed close to the port. 
No,
> > fully atomized gasoline still burns, just at a MUCH faster rate and
MUCH
> > more completely.  A number of years ago, I read about a "Hot Vapor"
engine
> > that Smokey Yunick designed and developed with the intent of selling to
the
> > auto companies (none of them bit though - pity).  This system ran the
> > air/fuel mixture through a manifold that circulated the engine water
around
> > the charge and then passed the charge to another manifold that the
exhaust
> > system ran around (can you say _dangerous_ here) and then dumped the
charge
> > into the cylinders though a carb.  The mixture was around 400 to 500
degrees
> > F when entered into the chamber and fully atomized.  He was getting (if
my
> > feeble memory serves me correctly) about (150 HP and 50 mpg)
> 
> ( three-cylinder sprint engine.)


The book I have maybe an older version (about 10 years old) but you were
right on
B.E.H about the mixture degrees 400-440F and in this book Smokey used a
2.5L 
4-cylinder got 50 MPG  250HP and 230 ft.lb torque. It was turboed with 15
psi boost
but the reason he said was to use it as a one way valve so the mixture
wouldn't push
back through the carb.


> is there any thing in print of how he did this??
> 
> Steve 
> 
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Steve if you want a copy of this ( 3 pages ) I could scan it in the next
few days
you post your circuit described below:


> >If you are a running GM map system I have a circuit that comps for
> >almost any cam combo.
> >
> >Steve

Steve if this is an unreasonable ask because you may have spend many
valuable
hours getting it togeather then feel free to tell me where to go jump.


P.S.
and if you are into "You won't believe what you read"
then check out
http://rand.nidlink.com/~john1/foreward.html
this guy tells about a DC electric motor turning a generator
that puts out more than it consumes so charges the battery
it runs off.

Dean.

(-;     Most books now say our sun is a star. But it still knows
        how to change back into a sun in the daytime.
;-)