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Re: 160* Thermostat, why?
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Posted by supergrumpy on December 14, 2006 at 08:12:34 from (72.43.220.239):
In Reply to: 160* Thermostat, why? posted by Aaron Ford on December 13, 2006 at 17:31:55:
thermodynamics, carnot cycle, adiabatic curves, indicator cards, makes my head hurt to remember all that stuff supposedly, every bit of energy in the fuel either goes out the exhaust, into the engine block or out the crankshaft, what about the gas you spill filling the tank?? with a hotter thermostat/engine block, the heat transfer into the cooling system is slightly reduced so a bit more energy is available to go out the crankshaft thats the b/s they gave me years ago
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