Yes. If it can be done. I've had hopes on technolgy before - such as stratified injection - that didn't/couldn't be implemented widely. :(
My takeaway for our stuff is that we need to get sufficient heat in at idle - especially when we've mucked up the vacuum which normally aids in partial vaporization and distribution.
Shrinker wrote alot about fuel conditions and reactions. He was always investigating, asking and learning - and sharing. I understand enough of what he wrote most of the time to get the gist. Sometimes I get a little more when I go back and read again...
here commenting on dyno testing of a 440
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I've posted this one before
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way deep relationships of fuel, heat, pressure, products of combustion...
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One thing that I really have come to appreciate is that he tried to get us to see things from the combustion perspective, and then work back to what needs to be done. It's the totally the opposite of the way most of us got into this. We were advised 'change jets' or 'change timing' or 'add squish' etc etc. and see what happens. Shrinker says - try to understand what is happening in the cylinders and then make the changes that ought to correct the situation. I think that's what some of you guys who have worked with engine tuning alot do. But those of us who did not have to make a concious effort to think that way.