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Im sorry man ,i cant get all details, but i know plasma is made from the gas, and your car runs off this Plasma

Hes got a 1990 Chevy Lumina 3.1MPFI and he has a fuel injector UNDER the car...and he has a switch hooked up and this switch shuts OFF all 6 injectors to his engine and it runs off the 1 injector under the car ...HOW this is done im not 100% sure...

Acutally the top pipe going to the Manifold is connected the the injector under the car , i cant remember what else goes into play guys ....Im sorry for bringing this up ..I got over excited when he told me today when he told me he did it to a 3L ....And since Im dropping a 3L in my car that just sounded damn good !

OH and with the conversion you actually get more HP too .

I will call him up tomorrow and see if he can explain it to me , i will recods my call to him .

The pressure turn the fuel into PLASMA .....Hes telling me more little by little LOL

Umm i Typied DAD into my AOL messanger and it Found nothing... Sorry buddy Dad doesn't exist....

lol

Ok so wait Pressure turns the gas into a plasma? hmmmm
And bernoli's pricnipal applies pretty much to the fact that if a airplane is traveling at a high rate of speed and say a window gets blown out. Everything will be sucked out that hole. In laymans terms.

And it really sounds like to me that this would apply more towards bernolis pricepal towards liquids. Have "Dad" explain what that principal is and ill maybe believe some of this.

Ohh and by the way

you better be getting more power and better gas milage out of your engine with that, as it takes alot to haul around that big ass wing, and that big ass ricer exhaust

Actually, Bernoulli said that the higher the speed of air flow, the lower the pressure. That's why airplane wings are curved on the top, the same amount of air has to go faster around the longer top part, so the pressure is lower, so the higher pressure air on the bottom of the wing pushes it up.




Imagine that the bottom half of the tube above is the airplane wing.

At least now I know the time I spent getting my pilot's license wasn't wasted

How exactly could the pressure turn the gas into plasma? Plasma is an ionized gas, which generally means a gas that has been stripped of its electrons. To do this generally requires a great deal of energy. How exactly could increasing the pressure the gasoline is under strip it of its electrons? I suppose if the pressure was increased enough, the temperature would rise, giving the molecules greater kinetic energy. But I believe this would require enormous pressures to accomplish.

Andrew

I am calling BULLSH*T!

im gonna second that one, considering "dad" can't even spell velocity right.

Why would i lie about such a thing ?