How does Veg oil affect timing?

Unread post by **admiral51** » 16 Oct 2007, 22:16

elma
i await my essay being torn apart with total disregard to my poor uneducated feelings

best i have a hangover tomorrow to soften the blow

colin

Unread post by **elma** » 16 Oct 2007, 22:24

Believe me the hangover makes it worse.
You look like your making sense, I just will find in my collection of textbooks a formula which will explain the problem and work from that.

MikeT · Unread post by **MikeT** » 17 Oct 2007, 08:23

Well I'm glad there's plenty of edumacated peeps on here happy to muddle through the science of it all and work out the facts of what's happening. 8)

Unread post by **admiral51** » 17 Oct 2007, 09:19

MikeT wrote:Well I'm glad there's plenty of edumacated peeps on here happy to muddle through the science of it all and work out the facts of what's happening. 8)

i have that hangover now, mr j smith and friends were very helpful and it took me a couple of reads to figure out " edumacated" was really what you meant and not a spelling mistake

off for another lie down

colin

MikeT · Unread post by **MikeT** » 17 Oct 2007, 09:29

pmsl, just a play on words - it sounds better than it looks Colin.

dnsey · Unread post by **dnsey** » 17 Oct 2007, 19:13

Most veg users report a decrease in engine knock, which suggests, perhaps, that the timing is retarded somewhat when SVO is used.