My uncle and I got to talking last month about cars and what not and he started telling me about the ol' days when he and his pals were causin trouble with their Cutlass 442s and GTOs back in the 70s (and flipping their Ford Pinto ) . He told me that what they used to do is coil up a fuel line around a pack of ice, making the fuel colder and therefore increasing horsepower. I didn't think much of it at the time but I thought if you got your fuel too cold that it wouldn't burn easy and decrease the power. So does anyone think that by doing this you would lower the fuel just enough to get more power out of it or what? What are your thoughts about this?
Just curious,
Scott
Just curious,
Scott