Is the kind of mod described at www.somender-singh.com within the ethics of the hot rodder community?
It involves cutting a groove in the cylinder head to promote turbulence, thereby breaking the integrity of the 'origibal' engine.
This is a dilemma because I am considering offering this mod to people in the area and if people will disagree with the practice, then it isn't really worth it.
A few people have found consistent results from their grooves which seems to be highly credible and make the idea attractive:
lower idle speed, increased torque and power and some claim 20-30% fuel efficiency gains, even on the 1/4 mi. track.
So, I'm appealing to the "biggest" hot rod community out there..
is this stuff bunkus? If not, do y'all think it would catch on?
I'd like to do something with it because it seems like a really good idea.
EM
It involves cutting a groove in the cylinder head to promote turbulence, thereby breaking the integrity of the 'origibal' engine.
This is a dilemma because I am considering offering this mod to people in the area and if people will disagree with the practice, then it isn't really worth it.
A few people have found consistent results from their grooves which seems to be highly credible and make the idea attractive:
lower idle speed, increased torque and power and some claim 20-30% fuel efficiency gains, even on the 1/4 mi. track.
So, I'm appealing to the "biggest" hot rod community out there..
is this stuff bunkus? If not, do y'all think it would catch on?
I'd like to do something with it because it seems like a really good idea.
EM