Christopher,
How about adding a compress air nozzel during or after the headers exhaust.
You can add an air compressor and pulley on the engine to give you the
compressed air you need. More air in the exhause should mean better
conversion of CO to CO2 and lowering of outlet temp.
Hope this ide
gt; > I heard that this while this is possable, you need to change the oil, every
> > few hundred miles. Whats the truth?
> >
> > Greg H.
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>> Don't see why, if you are looking for "less polluting,"
I heard that this while this is possable, you need to change the oil, every
few hundred miles. Whats the truth?
Greg H.
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Thanks, Todd (and Steve Spence too). I understand the point about
skipping fossil fuels entirely. What would be the best
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>>O Fuelish Ones,
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>>I am try
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> O Fuelish Ones,
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> I am trying to discover ways of making stationary diesels
(e.g.,
> permanently installed electrical generator engines) less
polluting, and
> I would greatly apprecia
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> O Fuelish Ones,
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> I am tryi
O Fuelish Ones,
I am trying to discover ways of making stationary diesels (e.g.,
permanently installed electrical generator engines) less polluting, and
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions, ideas, avenues to pursue and
other tidbits of wisdom that might be useful.
It stands to reason t
