Propane Injection using an Injector?
04-07-03 | 01:55 PM
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Propane Injection using an Injector?
If i got propane down to 80psi on its own fuel rail, could i run it though a highflow injector?
assuming i have means to tune and control with an standalone of some sorts
assuming i have means to tune and control with an standalone of some sorts
04-07-03 | 07:03 PM
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I figured it wouldnt be that easy. Is there an "injector" of sorts that is designed to be used with propan but can be controled as if it was a petrol injector?
06-05-04 | 06:23 PM
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Re: Propane Injection using an Injector?
Originally posted by CrackHeadMel
If i got propane down to 80psi on its own fuel rail, could i run it though a highflow injector?
assuming i have means to tune and control with an standalone of some sorts
If i got propane down to 80psi on its own fuel rail, could i run it though a highflow injector?
assuming i have means to tune and control with an standalone of some sorts
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06-07-04 | 01:51 AM
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Originally posted by EpitrochoidMan
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that:
Propane is to diesel engines
as
Nitrous Oxide is to gasoline engines
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that:
Propane is to diesel engines
as
Nitrous Oxide is to gasoline engines
Propane and Nitrous both are very effective in Diesel applications, they are both very effective in gasoline engines. Somebody local here in Phoenix has a twin turbo Stealth or 3000GT (I forget which ) running propane injection and getting some crazy power numbers. Not only does propane cool down the intake charge immensly, but it also adds fuel to the mixture to compensate. You can make use of this by tuning for it and cranking the boost way up.
06-09-04 | 12:58 AM
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Time to rob my grill for parts. Now I really can buy a "nitrous kit" from Home Depot.
but seriously, I really am interested if anyone has info on a practical propane setup, all of the stuff needed should be reasonable in price and locally sold.
(To the music of Eric Clapton's "Cocaine")
....."It burns cool, it burns good, it makes powweeerrrrr......... PROPANE!......."
but seriously, I really am interested if anyone has info on a practical propane setup, all of the stuff needed should be reasonable in price and locally sold.
(To the music of Eric Clapton's "Cocaine")
....."It burns cool, it burns good, it makes powweeerrrrr......... PROPANE!......."
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06-10-04 | 01:44 PM
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They do Propane for Trucks but you might be able to use the system on your car.
They do Propane for Trucks but you might be able to use the system on your car.
06-11-04 | 02:16 PM
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06-11-04 | 05:06 PM
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Originally posted by EpitrochoidMan
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that:
Propane is to diesel engines
as
Nitrous Oxide is to gasoline engines
Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that:
Propane is to diesel engines
as
Nitrous Oxide is to gasoline engines
propane adds fuel and rasies octane
make sense why they like to use em together on diesels
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