Direct Exhaust Injection

[Jamz]

A few here were talking about the ZXR400 being great but wanting more power. This guy may well have the solution for you!

He's invented a system called Direct Exhaust Injection - it should give you all the power of a powerful turbocharger at virtually no cost! I can't see anything that could be wrong with the idea - can you???

Click here:

http://www.gmmodernmuscle.com/forums...er=asc&start=0



(the site is getting lots of hits, so you may have to be patient as they're crashing it!! Well worth it though!)

[Jamz]

Here's the prototype diagram for his '84 Corvette:



Although I especially enjoyed his updated one where he added intercoolers to cool the exhaust gasses before it went back into the throttle bodies...

[RedexRobB]

Cant get on the site, but going by that diagram he is routing the exhaust gas back into the carbs??

Isnt that just the same as a turbo except you dont have the turbine? Mixing exhaust gasses with fuel? hmmmmmmmm....

[~JB~]

surely the exhaust gasses are lacking in oxygen...?

[superman]

yup an you need oxygen to combust so you would need a way to feed it.

[RedexRobB]

just googled DEI and come up with a lot of sites piss taking!

http://www.autoenews.co.uk/newsAEBBridg ... nkID=51853

[rover220]

just googled DEI and come up with a lot of sites piss taking!

http://www.autoenews.co.uk/newsAEBBridg ... nkID=51853

thats because its a stupid unworkable useless idea imo

[zimm]

saw this on another forum .. its just a joke .. lol ..

[Gemini]

i thought a turbo just bolts onto the exhaust and the turbine spins speeding up the exhaust gases leaving the engine.

gem

[rover220]

i thought a turbo just bolts onto the exhaust and the turbine spins speeding up the exhaust gases leaving the engine.

gem

i think your joking, at least i hope you are

[Gemini]

no

i thought turbos speed up the exhaust gases, superchargers speed up air going into fuel mix

gem

[rover220]

no

i thought turbos speed up the exhaust gases, superchargers speed up air going into fuel mix

gem

in a fashion yes but its not quite as simple as that.

[zxr_maniac]

if im correct i do believe, that a turbo takes exhaust gases which turns the turbine which then pushes air into the engine, this works in wats called a turbo range ( usually 2500rpm to about 3500-4000rpm ). and a supercharger works immediatly because it draws energy of the engine 2 push more air into the engine, but work immediatly as soon as u switch the engine on 2 the moment u switch it off. please correct me im rong

[Scott221]

Just like the electric turbos for the two strokes and NOS boost bottles

[Gemini]

that does make sense actually cos my wife's impreza's turbo kicks in from around 3k rpm - anything below that and u may aswell be driving a milk float

gem