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#41
id go with a 17cc piston to lower it a bit more. I wouldnt go with like 23 but i dont think i'd be running a 9.6:1 compression ratio. I would run that if i were doing turbo but not supercharger because with a turbo there is the added benefit with quicker spool time with the higher compression. There really isnt that added benefit with a belt driven supercharger...might be slightly more power but added threat of detonation. So i'd go with the lower compression then if i were you.
#42
I'm not sure where you're located, but around here E-85 is everywhere. I don't necessarily support the stuff, but it's hard to argue with the octane rating/price ratio it's sporting.
If I ever get around to making this car something, E-85 is definitely going to be in my plans to remove a lot of detonation concerns.
If I ever get around to making this car something, E-85 is definitely going to be in my plans to remove a lot of detonation concerns.
#44
Well it requires substantially more fuel though. So for the price, its probably gonna be more expensive than premium but not as much as race gas but will make more power. I'd rather just run meth and every once and a while just have to fill up a small tank rather than everyday filling it up with E85. I used to think E85 was the best thing ever but the fuel requirements are so high that its not worth it to use it when methanol injection will do the same thing and you can just run premium gas for dd. just my thoughts.
#46
It smells different??? Ive been looking into it and there is just a lot more to it than its worth. You need to remove aluminum, rubber, and magnesium components out of the fuel system. You need A LOT more fuel than when running 93 pump gas. You need to go to a tuner that knows how to tune E85 fueled cars. It just isnt worth it to run E85. Turbo cars like using it because there is more mass to the exhaust gases so it will spool the turbo quicker, from what ive heard from my Supra buddies that are considering the switch. So for turbos theres that added benefit which might be worth it but i dont think that it would be worth it for a supercharged car when methanol is quite adequate and will give you more detonation resistance than the ethanol will. Just my opinion.
#47
I've talked to several centri guys running 700-1000rwhp and they prefer higher compression as well.
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