hi everyone, i have a new 302 in my 87 f150 and was wondering if anyone has had experiences with the "condensator", any info you post is greatly appreciated

 

what is a 'condensator'?

 

Condensinator?
Condensator?

Maybe the Air Conditioning Condenser?

 

oh, i know, it is right next to the kunuoter valve.

 

sorry i was tired

 

What kind of information on the condenser are you looking for?

 

no one even knows what it is, omg, i'll have to find a real mechanic...above the knees

 

Sorry, no experiences with it.

Condensator ~ a supplementary carburetor that sucks the sludge out of your engine and pre-cleans your fuel for improved performance, and longer engine life...

 

yes thats the one, any theories on it, subford has a clue.

 

It looks like just a filter that sets between the PCV valve and the intake vacuum manifold and mixes a little fresh air with its output to make up for the lack of flow so that the engine runs the same as before.
In other words you would not burn your blow-by anymore but you would have a little more crankcase pressure. Can you say oil leaks.

Just a guess.

 

looks like it attomizes the fuel better...my question is if it is before the injectors how can it improve ANYTHING, the attomization will be destroyed by the injectors.

 

Ah, I had no idea what you were talking about...sorry

 

I think it was made for engines with carburetors. I see no way it would atomize the fuel better even then. There claim is that with a cleaner combustion chamber and valves you will get a better swirl and then it would atomize the fuel better there and give better performance.
Also they say it will keep the Cats cleaner.

 

so what do you think ?

 

I never did like the idea of the blow-by going back into the engine or exhaust by way of the EGR for that matter.
So if it is cheap and the filters are readily available and won't force the Oil out of the seals then it sounds OK.