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Old 03-14-2006, 01:22 PM
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Default 6 stoke motor

I thought this was pretty interesting. It's a good read about Crower if nothing else.

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wow that is wild!
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Default Interesting!

I've seen water injection as a cooling method (especially in diesel applications), but I didn't reallly give it much thought to add an additional power stroke using the steam generated. I'd be interested to see the valvetrain. I would probably try to inject the water under high pressure directly into the combustion chamber.

On the subject of it freezing (if used in day to day operation), I wouldn't see why it would hurt to mix a little alcohol in to get the freezing point down, but that may be cost prohibitive.

Anyway, to sum it all up - That's pretty Cool!
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