Re: IML: Blown 392 Megasquirt EFI
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Re: IML: Blown 392 Megasquirt EFI
- From: "Remco van Lent" <remco.nancy@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 3 Oct 2005 12:11:10 +0200
Aron and Rob
Thanks for the advice
About the compresion ratio of the pistons,I did order the 8 to 1 blower
pistons.
But I wil overdrive the blower @ 13 % So I will be making 13 to 15 pounds
of boost.
With this I hope that I can get close to the 2 HP per CU Inch .
Will install 4 bold mains , ARP head,main and rod bolds, Titanium O ringed
head gaskets.
When the headers are a big problem with the torsion bars I will wait till
next year with them.
This winter I do the engine and brakes, next winter I plan on airride the
year after that I am not sure but maby
some body mods and a mild top schop.
I used the Imp as daily driver for 5 years, now I have bought a other car
for the wintermonths.
So there is now time to work on the imperial.
Regards
Remco
The Netherlands
----- Original Message -----
From: "A. Foster" <monkeypuzzle1@xxxxxxx>
To: <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 5:08 AM
Subject: Re: IML: Blown 392 Megasquirt EFI
Remco;
I have never heard of hooking a blower up to a propane (LPG) fuel system,
I have heard of ones on Diesel engines and of course gasoline but not
propane. Are the blower pistons rated for gasoline or propane, if for
gasoline then your compression ratio will be too low for propane. In fact
a
set of standard 9.5:1 rated pistons would be more then low enough for a
supercharged propane engine, a normally aspirated propane engine can
easily
run at 12:1 compression with no pinging.
If I were you I would cancel the order for the set of headers asap. If
not
specifically noted to do so they will not fit around the torsion bars in
your Imperial without drastic modification. Most headers for early hemis
were designed for installation in hot rods not as replacements for O.E.M
manifolds, certainly not Imperials.
I can't speak for or against the propane injection system that you mention
only that you should get your rebuild under wraps first before you start
on
additional mods. I know of many people that have gone this route and have
ended up with a car sitting in pieces for years because they get in over
their head too fast and don't have the money or time to complete it.
Best Regards
Arran Foster
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