Power Has a Smell
05-27-2011, 01:49 PM
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Power has a smell. In my learning experiences with road tuning etc I have noticed that various AFR zones have different smells.
Stoich smells like dish soap.
Over 15.5 smells like soap too but as you go higher it starts to smell more like fuel
Less than 11:1 smells like gasoline
POWER or 11.5-12.5 smells sooty. Kind of like charcoal.
I LOVE the smell of power.
I know this is nothing new but has anyone else noticed the smell of power?
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05-27-2011, 02:58 PM
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Using scented fuel additives = anything you want it to be. I prefer blueberry...because it smells like ******* blueberry muffins and will make everyone around your car hungry. It's a good way to distract anyone behind you...esp. on the track. It's like they're behind you and then smell fresh baked muffins and start thinking about food instead of driving.
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05-27-2011, 04:15 PM
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Using scented fuel additives = anything you want it to be. I prefer blueberry...because it smells like ******* blueberry muffins and will make everyone around your car hungry. It's a good way to distract anyone behind you...esp. on the track. It's like they're behind you and then smell fresh baked muffins and start thinking about food instead of driving.
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05-27-2011, 04:18 PM
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Turbo cars make a particular smell, I think its all the plastic/rubber in the engine bay making smells because theyre getting retarded hot. Its probably the smell of crankcase ventilation as well.
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05-28-2011, 07:52 AM
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Using scented fuel additives = anything you want it to be. I prefer blueberry...because it smells like ******* blueberry muffins and will make everyone around your car hungry. It's a good way to distract anyone behind you...esp. on the track. It's like they're behind you and then smell fresh baked muffins and start thinking about food instead of driving.
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