is anyone running E85 on their boosted cars?
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so basically If its below 40 I would have a hard time driving the car. I guess thats not to bad of a trade. I have been looking up e85 station locations all for the past hour lolLeave a comment:
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Living in South Florida it's summer year round, haven't really noticed a difference in AFR's.
When it dips into the 40's it is hard to start, but that has to do with the warm up enrichment settings that need to be adjusted.Leave a comment:
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One last question otis?? what do you do in the winter when it is e70 instead of e85? Do you have to re-tune your car, or do you have 2 tunes one for winter and one for summer. Last has your car ever not started or had any problems running on e85?Leave a comment:
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think they would make similar numbers? I know with meth it should burn like 110ish octane right vs e85 104. Does that sound about right?Leave a comment:
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With 1000cc injectors you should be good for over 600whp with E85.dude your the man, and a true innovator in the e30 game!!
question though should I run e85 on my m50
or pump 93 and meth injection
I know with the meth I could fill up at any pump and run the meth at higher boost a similar effect to e85.
also I have 1000cc injectors and I am worried about maxing them out if I run e85
If it's a daily go with the 93 and meth setup.
If you don't care about gas mileage than go with the E85.Leave a comment:
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dude your the man, and a true innovator in the e30 game!!Been running E85 for 2 years now on the M30 and love the stuff.
The advantages for boosted engines are:
More power w/less boost
Run more timing
Engine runs cooler
Oil stays cleaner
Exhaust does not stink
As far as fuel lines, I still am using the original tank to pump hose, the rest I replaced since I am running two bosch 044's.
One pump is good for around 430rwhp.
Main thing is larger injectors and enough fuel pump.
question though should I run e85 on my m50
or pump 93 and meth injection
I know with the meth I could fill up at any pump and run the meth at higher boost a similar effect to e85.
also I have 1000cc injectors and I am worried about maxing them out if I run e85Leave a comment:
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req fuel is a fuel constant (pulsewidth adder) used in MS and similarily by other standalone systems. Essentially it's the base pulsewidth for a given injector size matched to the displacement of your engine. by increasing it you can make it run richer without touching the fuel map.Leave a comment:
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I upped the req fuel from 6.3 to 8.3. Worked great with 42lb injectors on 14lbs.Leave a comment:
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you need approximately 40% bigger Injectors for e85 right?
Im wondering what size injectors I should go with for my m10 turbo.Leave a comment:
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einstein57 uses e85 in his turbo car on the track. self tuned and hauls ass.Leave a comment:
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That's fine. I'll use it as a starting point and go up or down from there. My friend will be helping me dyno tune it and he is really good with tuning. He also has a lot of experience tuning cars on E85 (all V-8's though. Mostly corvettes, boosted and n/a) intact when pinks all out came here for their last (maybe ever) show. He tuned the s/c 1st gen lightening on E85. It made it to the final 4 until it sheared the crank pulley/timing gear off on the line for the semi finals.Leave a comment:
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Yea if you could post it, that would be a big help!
I am using a s52b3.2 crank (US motor), eagle h beam rods, and most likely Metric Mechanic pistons since they have a turbo design piston that does not have valve reliefs in it.Leave a comment:

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