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Interesting, but wouldn't the heat from the exhaust manifold/cylinder head cook the intake manifold?

I like to think that the intake manifold is cooled by the coolant. It certainly isn't heating it when starting at sub zero temps. The part of the engine that's licensed is the combustion process. Patented in 1955 by Meurer and Seegelken of MAN (Mashinenfabrik Augsburg Nurnberg), Germany. The...

Are you sure about that? The turboed engines are usually retarded a few degrees to prevent pre ignition, right? Always looking for an education. :?

My deuce never smokes except a little during the first minutes of warm-up. That's with diesel or biodiesel, doesn't matter. With its 16,000 lb empty weight it gets about 9.5 mpg. Probably 10+mpg with radial tires. Desert Rat got 11 mpg on his trip to Florida last week. With the gearing and the...

I had a long answer typed, but it got kicked out when I was asked to sign in again. Please, solve this time out problem! I'm not retyping it so look at the pictures and be your own judge.

Perhaps you can give us some examples on how Banks products can change how we use our old multifuel engines.