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<blockquote data-quote="XFIRE82" data-source="post: 99902" data-attributes="member: 2292"><p>I honestly don't know when the fuel is injected during the compression stroke . I have never even seen or heard one of these things run. My guess the air needs to be mixed with the fuel spray at some point so it must be very close to the end of the compression stroke ??? I know they are using a high compression ratio and getting away with low grade fuel so there is a trick there in todays technology. To me it still makes sense the better the fuel the better the explosion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="XFIRE82, post: 99902, member: 2292"] I honestly don't know when the fuel is injected during the compression stroke . I have never even seen or heard one of these things run. My guess the air needs to be mixed with the fuel spray at some point so it must be very close to the end of the compression stroke ??? I know they are using a high compression ratio and getting away with low grade fuel so there is a trick there in todays technology. To me it still makes sense the better the fuel the better the explosion. [/QUOTE]
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