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Re: '7730 and nitromethane
At 02:02 PM 08/31/2000, you wrote:
Bruce
Many of these questions that you pose to me, I have no answer to as well.
The cost of the fuel really isn't a concern. You made mention of possible
distributer problems with its use....than a '7730 may not be the answer
huh? Maybe a DIS system instead with the remaining distributer used as a
CMP sensor only?
I am really at a loss of what nitro's properties are when pertaining to
automotive use and the best type of engine management to use. I think a
hybrid of a GM ecm and possibly a remote ignition timing controller such
as Haltech may be the answer.......AHHHHHH
the question soup thickens! ;-)
One thing to remember about nitromethane is it's also explosive... Much
more so than gasoline. The other point Bruce brought up was whether it
will stay mixed in Gasoline... All the engine management and tuning won't
help if the Nitro settles out...
A cure to get the nitromethane there all the time with the gas is use 2
injectors per port... Then run 2 fuel systems... one for the gasoline and
the other for the nitromethane. May need to use 2 ECM's "piggybacked" and
adjust the fuel tables in each to get the proper balance.
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