g/s to cfm

[Todd....!!]

Hi Dave n all,

I bet whoever will be answering your question will make several
assumptions when answering, such as a specific type of fuel will be
assumed, i.e. 89 octane or so, and a specific baro as well...  both of
these can be and usually are variable which will vary the answer to your
question... even when YOU answered your own question in mentioning about
the 12:1 a/f ratio you assumed the type of fuel as well as the air
pressure(baro).

Can hardly wait to see the formula for this, very interesting, even
though it is a very basic, fundamental question....

Yes, an ecm-calc would be cool!

Thanks for postin the issue and question!  I've already learned on
this'n...

Later!

Todd....

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Dave Zug wrote:
> 
> I saw a post a while ago that listed 604 cfm to make 406 flywheel HP
> in one case. the same post (ref: 26 jun 99, Mark Romans) listed a
> 355CI motor that maxes the MAF at 255 g/s at 4600-4700 rpm...
> 
> My question is, what g/s equates to what cfm at what temperature (I
> can't find any conversions in my books). the
> ultimate question is, what HP level is supported by 255 g/s.
> 
> While I'm at it...and so the archives can be more complete.;-)...
> 255 g/s air requires 21.25 g/s of fuel to make a 12:1 AF ratio...
> what is g/s converted to #/hr?
> 
> I smell a "ecm-calc" utility forming...
> 
> thanks.
> 
> ~~~
> Dave Z. www.delanet.com/~tgp