e85 Engine
05-18-2007, 05:35 PM
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e85 Engine I've been toying with the idea of building a forged 347 (stock block/crank) over the winter. Since I'm in the midwest I can get e85 pretty easily, 105 octane on the street with an engine built for it would be sick. Does anyone know what kind of DCR e85 can handle?
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im runin 12:1 scr should handle 14:1 dcr depending on your setup but reserch before you commit. also runnin an lt1 so i can 12:1 on pump gas they love high compression. the most wild e85 setups are turbo.
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12:1 scr should be no problem, contact Andy @ dynotuneusa.com in Watertown, SD for your tuning. He has done probably close to a 1000 vehicles now that are flexfuel. Everything from daily drivers to 1000 hp race cars on corn
06-21-2007, 06:28 AM
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Originally Posted by fuzchunk
im runin 12:1 scr should handle 14:1 dcr depending on your setup but reserch before you commit. also runnin an lt1 so i can 12:1 on pump gas they love high compression. the most wild e85 setups are turbo.
