Fuel Cooling?

WankelsRevenge · 07-16-2011, 01:11 PM

Fuel coolers are used on engines that have major heat soak problems that causes the fuel to evaporate in the lines. I had an old turbo'ed Fiero and was getting bad fuel vaporlock probs, slapped an inline fuelcooler on it and it solved the prob. But that car was rear engined and had heat issues form the start. I wouldnt think in our cars it would be as big of a problem, then again ive never done any high HP builds on a rotary yet.
Ryan

RETed · 12-07-2011, 11:17 PM

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Originally Posted by WankelsRevenge

Fuel coolers are used on engines that have major heat soak problems that causes the fuel to evaporate in the lines.

This should really not be a problem with the normal (rail) pressures we're running unless you're running some kinda extreme fuel set-up - see RR's post about the multiple 044's.

-Ted

07-16-2011, 01:11 PM	#1
WankelsRevenge Rotary Fanatic Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Jacksonville, FL Posts: 273 Rep Power: 15	Fuel coolers are used on engines that have major heat soak problems that causes the fuel to evaporate in the lines. I had an old turbo'ed Fiero and was getting bad fuel vaporlock probs, slapped an inline fuelcooler on it and it solved the prob. But that car was rear engined and had heat issues form the start. I wouldnt think in our cars it would be as big of a problem, then again ive never done any high HP builds on a rotary yet. Ryan