Fuel injection plugs

[JRECPA at aol.com]

In a message dated 4/27/99 7:59:53 AM US Mountain Standard Time, 
cosmic.ray at juno.com writes:

<< On Tue, 27 Apr 1999 01:57:00 EDT JRECPA at aol.com writes:
 >In a message dated 4/26/99 10:35:41 PM US Mountain Standard Time, 
 >Regnirps at AOL.com writes:
 >
 ><< Has anyone heard of or seen a combination injector/spark plug for 
 >conversion 
 > to direct fuel injection without changing heads?
 > 
 > If not, would you like one?
 > 
 > Charlie Springer >>
 >
 >It has been tried.  Most of the problems are electrical interference
 between
 >the injector coil and spark energy. Plus the fact that the fuel
 concentration
 >next to the plug may be too rich to fire the plug without fouling over 
 >time.
 >
 >James
 >
 
 It looks like an engineering challenge to me.  Perhaps a puff of air
 after the fuel has been injected.
 
 Actually, I would like a set that will inject a gas.  That would remove
 the power disadvantage of propane and methane.
 
 Ray Drouillard
  >>
If you would like to talk to some people that have tried this before,
talk to the people at The American Hydrogen Association.

James