Corn and timing
07-21-2010, 12:48 AM
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Corn and timing what are you guys doing?
on 93/102 mix I was spraying 125 on 28 deg total
Curently, Im spraying a 100 shot on 32 deg total on e85 ( out of pump on 125
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on 93/102 mix I was spraying 125 on 28 deg total
Curently, Im spraying a 100 shot on 32 deg total on e85 ( out of pump on 125
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07-30-2010, 11:11 PM
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always sprayed off the rail on pump 92 now on corn nothing has changed. I have also always monitored af on the same side as the rail I am stil stock pump but not sure how I am getting away w it. Im 440 rwhp on motor and 125 nos shot on top. I was told that Im good to 530 ish whp on corn. I am right now 12.0 on the spray but I am maxed, Im going to do a bap or stand alone soon and see what this old 98 stock bottom end can handle.
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Sounds like you have managed to do pretty well with the corn liquor. Is that 98 a return-style fuel delivery system? That helps, because the returnless (deadhead) setup on 99-and-up Vettes kinda sucks.
I have been running my 2001 Z06 on e85 for a couple years, and I tried spraying a wet 100 shot off the stock fuel rails with e85, but the bone-stock returnless fuel delivery system couldn't handle the sudden jolt of a .032 to .036 fuel jet. So, I dropped down to a 75 shot and used gasoline and it works fine. My friend with a 2003 Z06 runs a wet 150 shot off a nice aftermarket fuel rail setup with e85 and he has had good luck with it.
I want to convert mine to return-style AND build a stand-alone setup for the spray.
I have been running my 2001 Z06 on e85 for a couple years, and I tried spraying a wet 100 shot off the stock fuel rails with e85, but the bone-stock returnless fuel delivery system couldn't handle the sudden jolt of a .032 to .036 fuel jet. So, I dropped down to a 75 shot and used gasoline and it works fine. My friend with a 2003 Z06 runs a wet 150 shot off a nice aftermarket fuel rail setup with e85 and he has had good luck with it.
I want to convert mine to return-style AND build a stand-alone setup for the spray.
