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It could work. But I bet their claims are exaggerated.
You need some swirl of intake to mix fuel and air. Much of this occurs
naturally as the air enters the combustion chamber. Usually turbos
create quite a swirl themselves. How well this would enhance that is
hard to tell. I'd be sceptical personally as it is so easy and swirl is
such a well know requirement that I'd be amazed if the manufacturers had
missed this trick.
Still the unit itself is cheap if you want to experiment - except not
sure what is required to fit and then revert if required.
Ian.
john byrne wrote:
You need some swirl of intake to mix fuel and air. Much of this occurs
naturally as the air enters the combustion chamber. Usually turbos
create quite a swirl themselves. How well this would enhance that is
hard to tell. I'd be sceptical personally as it is so easy and swirl is
such a well know requirement that I'd be amazed if the manufacturers had
missed this trick.
Still the unit itself is cheap if you want to experiment - except not
sure what is required to fit and then revert if required.
Ian.
john byrne wrote: