In a message dated 1/13/00 08:26:27 PM Eastern Standard Time,
lindgre@ONLINE.NO writes:

<< You are correct, there are downsides. The biggest is that because of more
fuel
 injected into the combustion chamber, it will burn hotter. It may not be
 damaging, but it could be. It has happened on some engines.  >>

Wouldn't the increased fuel charge tend to cool it down?..I was under the
impression that a lean charge would run hotter. But then, I guess this is not
really a case of rich or lean...
In addition, wouldnt the increased fuel require an increase in air
intake?...How much can a stock unit flow? Then of course, more in means more
out, so I guess exhaust gotta come in to it as well...nothing like a simple
bolt on, eh?

Jerry