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tdaman · 01-07-2008, 01:51 AM

I've read that using hydrogen as a fuel in gasoline engines will effectively displace gasoline by over 80% if the injectors are properly derated and the ignition timing set to fire as close TDC as possible. Essentially, the gasoline and possibly diesel now serves as more of a pilot fuel. Apparently, this is when you will see substantial mpg gains! We know that diesel engines ignite at TDC and hydrogen loves high compression ratios and turbos. Hmmmm...! I'm very curious what kind of mileage gains we might see using one of the Smarty, Edge or other modules to derate the fuel using the mpg setting along with the Magdrive.

01-07-2008, 01:51 AM	#15 (permalink)
tdaman Newbie Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 2 tdaman's Truck Pics	Hydrogen: Derate the Injector Output for substantial mpg... I've read that using hydrogen as a fuel in gasoline engines will effectively displace gasoline by over 80% if the injectors are properly derated and the ignition timing set to fire as close TDC as possible. Essentially, the gasoline and possibly diesel now serves as more of a pilot fuel. Apparently, this is when you will see substantial mpg gains! We know that diesel engines ignite at TDC and hydrogen loves high compression ratios and turbos. Hmmmm...! I'm very curious what kind of mileage gains we might see using one of the Smarty, Edge or other modules to derate the fuel using the mpg setting along with the Magdrive.