e85 fuel
E85 is a etanol bases gasoline with the sweedes are using A LOT now.
Good thing is the det point is a lot longer out, so you can get more agressive ignition = more bhp but negative side is the fueling is upped about 30-40% and it´s hard to find the det point because the area where it det´s is big, not like "normal" fuel.
Short description, hope you understand.
Good thing is the det point is a lot longer out, so you can get more agressive ignition = more bhp but negative side is the fueling is upped about 30-40% and it´s hard to find the det point because the area where it det´s is big, not like "normal" fuel.
Short description, hope you understand.
Last edited by cossiemanden; Oct 31, 2008 at 09:33 AM.
E85 is a etanol bases gasoline with the sweedes are using A LOT now.
Good thing is the det point is a lot longer out, so you can get more agressive ignition = more bhp but negative side is the fueling is upped about 30-40% and it´s hard to find the det point because the area where it det´s it´s big, not like "normal" fuel.
Short description, hope you understand.
Good thing is the det point is a lot longer out, so you can get more agressive ignition = more bhp but negative side is the fueling is upped about 30-40% and it´s hard to find the det point because the area where it det´s it´s big, not like "normal" fuel.
Short description, hope you understand.
yep understand is it just a question or remapping to run this fuel then or are other mods needed?
You'll need more headroom in your injectors and the rest of your fuel system.
Also, I don't think you can mix it, so if you want to run it you need to drain the system and change over to it and as its not that abundantly available, thats not very easy.
Also, I don't think you can mix it, so if you want to run it you need to drain the system and change over to it and as its not that abundantly available, thats not very easy.
Rich: yes, you are right, but hopefully people check that on the dyno
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