[Diy_efi] sequential injection timing
Djfreggens at aol.com
Djfreggens at aol.com
Tue Jul 30 15:20:46 GMT 2002
i fail to see how using reversion to vaporize the fuel would be nearly as
signficant as useing less fuel. to realzie 2 things. OEM engineers have 2
major concerns Cost and Durability. placing an injector so close to the valve
would subject it to much larger amounts of heat IE the permanent magents
would have to struggle to maintin the field. 2 most electro magnetic fields
begin to break down at tempatures in excess of 215 degrees ferinheit. being
under the vavle cover would also be a detriment to the injetor as hot oil
would quickly destrory the plastic body.
the alternative was to place the injector further up stream and use
reversion to help atomize the fuel. which is almost as effective. can we
scintifcally quantify the difference ??????? good questions as most dynos and
as well as fuel meters have a margin for error above 2%.
but there is a gentlemen who not only did a injection setup like this
he went even further,he used the valve seat as the place of entry for the
fuel and realized the heat int eh seat for fuel vapor. his acheivement in
combustion efficency is remarkable. he recorded using .035 lbs of fuel per
hp. thats a 30% improvement over convetional injection and considering he was
using a mechanical pump its even more remarable.so to say the the OEMS have
the best strategy for fuel delviry is a Farse by far.
its just like the 42 igntion system. it works better but its not on todays
cars is it ????
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