In a message dated 3/25/99 2:24:23 PM Eastern Standard Time,
bbridges@alarismed.com writes:
> big injectors dont slow you down (on the 360 magnum)... saw
> a 6hp increase @ 4900rpm with big injectors
Hmmm OK I believe you. The numbers don't lie. I just have a hard time seeing
how more fuel can make a vehicle faster when it is not pinging or detonating
from being lean. Correct me if I am wrong but a motor runs on air ... not
fuel... I don't care if its Ford, Chevy, Dodge, or Yugo. Gasoline is simply
the catalyst that ignites the oxygen in the air. So I am just wondering where
this extra 6 HP comes from just by adding more catalyst. Unless of course the
engine is running extremely lean and pre-ignition is occurring.
Still wondering but interested,
Charles
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