E85-E70 How much will it effect my tune
#6
Just bump your injector size a tad lower in the tune
I run 50-85 and it is super easy to shift the injector size a little bit to keep the fuel curve right on the money
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What hellsbent said.
Ive been seeing its best if you tune on E85 and leave a few degrees of timing on the table so incase you get something close to E80-E70 all youll get is a richer running car and not something worse. Tuning on E70 and then running it all out on E85 would cause it to go lean(er) and possibly hurt some ****.
Ive been seeing its best if you tune on E85 and leave a few degrees of timing on the table so incase you get something close to E80-E70 all youll get is a richer running car and not something worse. Tuning on E70 and then running it all out on E85 would cause it to go lean(er) and possibly hurt some ****.
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I got stuck one time and had to put in gas, dropped the fuel pressure from 55# to around 30# and it ran good enough to get home. I often just adjusted fuel pressure using the wideband to compensate E50-E85
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I tried making shell corporate change the signs from e85 to e70 when the switch is made so I am not testing the **** all the time.
I consider it false advertising to say its 85% then sell 70% personally. Especially when tunes could be dependent on it.
Getting through to them is tough though.
I consider it false advertising to say its 85% then sell 70% personally. Especially when tunes could be dependent on it.
Getting through to them is tough though.
#15
I tried making shell corporate change the signs from e85 to e70 when the switch is made so I am not testing the **** all the time.
I consider it false advertising to say its 85% then sell 70% personally. Especially when tunes could be dependent on it.
Getting through to them is tough though.
I consider it false advertising to say its 85% then sell 70% personally. Especially when tunes could be dependent on it.
Getting through to them is tough though.
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if they could make up there minds and get the consistency down pat, itd be the perfect fuel. but still, its pretty badass. you just cant set it quite on kill because of the variances from tank to tank, but its worth the sacrifice when you consider the 85 dollars a can for the URT 110 unleaded from shell.
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if they could make up there minds and get the consistency down pat, itd be the perfect fuel. but still, its pretty badass. you just cant set it quite on kill because of the variances from tank to tank, but its worth the sacrifice when you consider the 85 dollars a can for the URT 110 unleaded from shell.
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They drop the ethanol content with colder weather because it gets harder to start the car when the ethanol content is high and the temps are colldddd. The farther south you go, the sooner they start selling actual E85. Ohio starts getting actual E85 in May while Michigan has to wait till June.
I am in Alabama, and it only gets cold for a few days out of the hole winter. Mainly just rains. Hopefully itll be available for my dyno session here in 2 months.