Power and miles per gallon for an automotive engine by using 2 stroke technology where the lubrication of the engine parts is independent of the fuel system.
OwnerBarnett Joel Robinsoninventor
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The present invention provides a system and method for providing a wheel fuel efficiency improvement of at least 30% in a gasoline internal combustion engine, the system including a two-stroke engine, a crank case and oil pump in fluid communication with said two-stroke engine but independent of the fuel system of the engine and at least one of a turbocharger and/or another means of providing compressed air in fluid communication with a combustion chamber in said two-stroke engine, wherein camshafts are required to rotate at the same number of revolutions per minute as the crankshaft and that the gasoline can be injected directly into the combustion chamber and will not enter the combustion chamber via an intake manifold.
A system for providing improved fuel efficiency in an internal combustion engine, the system comprising:
A system for providing improved fuel efficiency in a vehicle, the system comprising of a turbo charger with an electric motor attached to the shaft of the turbines that receives electricity whenever the starting motor receives electricity so that there will be sufficient air to start the engine.
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