running 110 or 112 octane??
#21
Don't you also need larger injectors to run E85? You need more of it. It is not a direct substitution for regular gasoline.
Someone please correct me if I am wrong on that, but I don't want guys mistakenly trying to run some E85 in their car without appropriate supporting mods.
Someone please correct me if I am wrong on that, but I don't want guys mistakenly trying to run some E85 in their car without appropriate supporting mods.
#23
+1, Besides 100+ octane smells awesome. I like to run a little with each fill up to help avoid detonation. I use to put a little in my bike once in a while just for the smell alone. It's the simple things in life that I enjoy.
#24
Don't you also need larger injectors to run E85? You need more of it. It is not a direct substitution for regular gasoline.
Someone please correct me if I am wrong on that, but I don't want guys mistakenly trying to run some E85 in their car without appropriate supporting mods.
Someone please correct me if I am wrong on that, but I don't want guys mistakenly trying to run some E85 in their car without appropriate supporting mods.
As I mentioned in my first post, to run 100% E85, it has to be tuned for. It requires around 20-40% for fuel (depending on throttle input) because of its storich ration of 9.76:1. So you have to ensure your fuel system can handle the increase of fuel requirements.
Last edited by amoosenamedhank; 07-12-2011 at 09:37 PM.
#25
i run vp ms109 and now add m1 when i'm in boost (via Alky control alcohol injection). it defiantly makes more power. Some advice, for nitrous, boost, anything, is best NOT TO RUN HEAVLY OXYGENATED FUEL with out stepping pressure up to keep the a/f ok. For power with nitrous you need to ditch the 02 sensors and cats and make sure you can support leaded fuels, they have few just for nitrous in leaded.
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