I will see how we are going to do ....
But with a single reactor (with gasoline and water), gasoline will not evaporate before water?
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Generally, we get Pantone gas directly into the intake manifold, so after the carburetor, where the depression is the strongest, so that the bubbler has a good suction. This is the simplest solution, which requires the least modifications.
We can also consider getting it before the carburetor, in the air filter, partially blocking the latter. But I do not know if the Pantone gas may get too cool before getting to the engine (I do not know if this gas condenses like ordinary water, I do not even know if it's still water ), or if the carburettor supports to be so heated, and if it does not occur a phenomenon of "vapor loock" which represses the essence ...
One could also put the reactor after the carburettor so as to "pantonner" at the same time the humid air coming from the bubbler via the air filter and the fuel vaporized by the carburettor. But that supposes to move the carburettor to insert the reactor, it's not necessarily simple ...
But I cause, I have not experienced, I do not know much. Should try ...
Maybe people like Andrew who have already explained this a thousand and a thousand times will agree to repeat again ...
We can also consider getting it before the carburetor, in the air filter, partially blocking the latter. But I do not know if the Pantone gas may get too cool before getting to the engine (I do not know if this gas condenses like ordinary water, I do not even know if it's still water ), or if the carburettor supports to be so heated, and if it does not occur a phenomenon of "vapor loock" which represses the essence ...
One could also put the reactor after the carburettor so as to "pantonner" at the same time the humid air coming from the bubbler via the air filter and the fuel vaporized by the carburettor. But that supposes to move the carburettor to insert the reactor, it's not necessarily simple ...
But I cause, I have not experienced, I do not know much. Should try ...
Maybe people like Andrew who have already explained this a thousand and a thousand times will agree to repeat again ...
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