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Old 11-18-2014, 07:33 PM
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This is my first time using e85 and fuel injection and I'm not too sure as to what injectors would be good for 93 and e85? The car would mostly be driven on 93 sense the closest e85 is an hour away but would like to be able to hit the track with the e85 on weekends. Another thing I'm not to sure about is would the tank have to be drained before filling it with e85 I've been told it does but then have heard of people doing a mix of e85 and 93?

The engine is a 408ci with a s480 would love to hit 700hp right out of the garage but the long term goal is to break 1000 I guess it's mostly to be a dyno queen but my end goal is to have a car that can do a little of everything from 1/4 mile to autocross to a nice drive around town
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80 lb injectors for 93. Something around 120 lbs for E85. Get a good pump that can keep up.

Yes, you need to drain the tank before running E85, because your tune will depend on it. Unless you can get an exact even mixture every time, it won't be worth the effort.
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I agree with Joe.

Also, if you run a flex fuel sensor, you won't have to drain the tank.
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DSX Tuning makes a flex fuel sensor conversion, might want to check them out. no website but they do have a facebook page
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What I do is get it as close to empty as possible, put a couple gallons in it, drive it easy because the ltft's will correct afr's, couple more gallons, drive it, then fill it up. Time consuming but easier than dropping the tank
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Thank you for the help any recommendation on what brand injectors to go with?
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I would do Fuel Injector CLINIC, and go with a set of their 1650cc injectors, they are made specifically for E85.
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Injector dynamics.
Id1000 or if you want some head room id1300s.



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