crispeed

If only we had the turbos of today readily available to us back in the day. Back pressure was always my enemy back then.

RICE RACING

The amount of grey hairs i have now mean that i would have been in my 20's back then and this means i would have had some type of sicko fetish like is featured on the jerry springer show

my only *illness* back then was to be running around in my peripheral port 13B street car which i suppose is just as bad as wearing dypers as an adult

cewrx7r1

iTrader: (2)

I love your guys (Rice Racing & crispeed) as you always keep me laughing and learning at the same time. That's how to do it!

We need to get ESPN2, SPIKE TV, or Discovery Channel to have a show with both of you competing. They give you the RX7s and parts with rules for fuel and any AI, and have you two go at it for the CROWN!

hondahater

iTrader: (2)

just watch any aussie vs. puerto rican drag racing competition. One day Americans won't be so big into thier v8's and will start seeing the light. Just look at ken scheepers.

Barry Bordes

This is so refreshing. Congratulations on the camaraderie for a change. If the rotary community could commingle their knowledge instead of the normal ego battles it would be great.
Imagine the best of the best sharing ideas, improving our great little rotary against the evil 4-stroke world.
Thanks for the Glimpse,
Barry

AImec Racing

... yeah too bad! ... no WI/AI and a lot of 91's with "who knows what's the ****" as pump owners become wealthier blending with water... but I don't know if is the test environmental conditions or dyno brand issues (haven't do any search on that)... but we do need more than 20 psi most of the time...

Boostmaniac

2 words, steam engine.

I just had to and yes, i know that was a bullshit comparison.

But otherwise you are completely right. Correct me if I am wrong but the alcohol that is injected into the intake is mostly evaporated by the time it reaches the motor, thus reducing the amount of calories (heat for short) through the evaporation and reducing the charge temp.

Or are you just injecting alcohol in one long continous stream? If you are doing that, you might as well just run the car on pure alcohol anyways.

But if Alcohol injection is used as intended, it's energy component is actually used in reverse so claiming it's addition into the flamefront is where the increase in expansion energy is coming from is not only completely false, but idiotic and trying to construe otherwise will misinform a bunch of readers into blowing their motors to pieces.

Bottom line, the method of injection, whatever it is, reduces the charge temp which moves the detonation threshold the correct way, and allows for denser charge air to allow someone to tune more power from the motor, safer than without.

If nothing more, it can act completely as rebuild insurance.

Whichever floats your boat.

-Maniac

RICE RACING

Methanol is not such a great fuel full stop, people loose sight of the fact that its lower in energy content but most criticaly it has a lower knock threshold than racing gasoline, its only virtue is that SO MUCH OF IT IS REQUIRED that this aspect alone reduces temperatures.

No different to how we keep air cooled 2 stroke meth racing engines alive at low speed or hot weather, their engine temperature and detonation threshold is directly attributed to how rich the methanol mixture is set in them

Water and steam is where its at

WARTHOG

Anybody got the New Aquamist Water Injection Kit Fitted....If so your views...