[Fwd: [M] [M} IC Thermodynamics]- Part 3
Dave Williams
dave.williams at chaos.lrk.ar.us
Wed Nov 4 14:05:32 GMT 1998
-> into the turbo (cooling effect) or to inject propane into the turbo.
-> The propane gives a cooling effect, and it's octane rating is 120+.
-> PLEASE NOTE! This was done on a Bonneville salt flats race car. I
-> CANNOT EMPHASIZE ENOUGH. DO NOT DO THIS ON THE STREET!!! PROPANE IS
-> EXPLOSIVE, AND A SERIOUS EXPLOSION CAN OCCUR.
Propane is not an explosive, and feeding it ahead of the turbo won't
hurt a thing. Lots of Diesels do just that as a power booster, and
then there are all those cars (and a few motorcycles, like the semi-
factory ATP Kawasakis) with carburetors upstream of the turbo. Now
under certain circumstances you could generate a truly impressive
backfire, but that's not the same as an explosion.
I just love gratuitous safety slobber. Shoelaces! Did you know if
your shoelace came untied, you could trip and fall, and your head would
split open like a rotten cantaloupe because you weren't wearing a crash
helmet?! Shoelaces are only for the use of trained professionals...
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