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Re: Electric Cost Wes Stewart 06-13-2005
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Posted by Wes Stewart on June 13, 2005, 8:08 am
On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 00:52:39 GMT, "Stormin Mormon"

>That's like getting a new engine for your old 70's truck and wondering why
>you don't get the mileage of a 05 model.

So if I take an old stick shift 1/2-ton Chevy truck with a carbureted
350 in it and replace the engine with an LS-1 5.7 L, I shouldn't
expect any gain in performance or fuel economy? Interesting.

>
>You oughta replaced the attic unit, and get a TXV coil, too.


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Posted by Steve B. on June 13, 2005, 2:32 pm
wrote:

>
>So if I take an old stick shift 1/2-ton Chevy truck with a carbureted
>350 in it and replace the engine with an LS-1 5.7 L, I shouldn't
>expect any gain in performance or fuel economy? Interesting.
>

No you shouldn't expect much improvement if you replace the engine
(outside compressor unit) and leave the existing 3 speed transmission
(air handler/evaporator). The new four speed overdrive transmission
is where a lot of your savings comes from

Steve B.

Posted by Wes Stewart on June 13, 2005, 4:44 pm

>wrote:
>
>>
>>So if I take an old stick shift 1/2-ton Chevy truck with a carbureted
>>350 in it and replace the engine with an LS-1 5.7 L, I shouldn't
>>expect any gain in performance or fuel economy? Interesting.
>>
>
>No you shouldn't expect much improvement if you replace the engine
>(outside compressor unit) and leave the existing 3 speed transmission
>(air handler/evaporator). The new four speed overdrive transmission
>is where a lot of your savings comes from

No, the improved BSFC that derives from better fuel metering, reduced
friction, higher combustion efficiency and the lighter weight are
where the improvements come from.



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