E85?
Originally Posted by 1MEANGTO
NX makes E85 solenoids.
Robert
NX had a big mailer sent out to all there Manafacture Direct Dealers.. Here is a link you can go to for what they sent out.
http://www.nitrousexpress.com/Pages/...n_time_e85.htm
http://www.nitrousexpress.com/Pages/...n_time_e85.htm
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Originally Posted by Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet
NX had a big mailer sent out to all there Manafacture Direct Dealers.. Here is a link you can go to for what they sent out.
http://www.nitrousexpress.com/Pages/...n_time_e85.htm
http://www.nitrousexpress.com/Pages/...n_time_e85.htm
Originally Posted by Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet
NX had a big mailer sent out to all there Manafacture Direct Dealers.. Here is a link you can go to for what they sent out.
http://www.nitrousexpress.com/Pages/...n_time_e85.htm
http://www.nitrousexpress.com/Pages/...n_time_e85.htm
Anyway that's great, and NX does it again. We really don't have E85 available around here yet. I would be willing to try some and run it in my car, much cheaper than 55 gallon drums of Trick 104.Robert
I knew NX would eventually catch up with us! Our standard 175HP solonoid plunger has had a new material that works with E85 for a few months now. We have not seen any issues as of yet.
Dean
Dean
Originally Posted by chris2000ss
so no one has experimented with E85 and N20 ?
Sure! It cant be to tricky to deal with once you get the increased fuel needs taken care of. They just broke the land speed record with E85 and nitrous:
http://www.edmunds.com/apps/vdpconta...4/pageNumber=1
On the corrosive part: alot of that is speculation. It IS more corrosive than gasoline, HOWEVER it is less corrosive than methanol and we all know that fuel systems have been designed to work well with ethanol. I know a guy that uses E85 in his non-flex fuel 1990 silvarado just to see what will happen. He said he hasnt noticed any corrosion problems yet and he has been using it for over a year and 1/2. Also on this note, he said you can run up to about a 60% mix of E85 with your standard gasoline in a non-flex fuel car and have zero side effects at all. He said he can even run straight E85, but the different oxygen output of the E85 makes the engine throw a code for the O2 sensors.
The core of flex fuel cars are the ability to pick up the different oxygen charicteristics of Ethanol when it burns, and switch the program in the PCM adding more fuel and more timing on ethanol.
I should be dynoing in the next week or two on e85 and the old methanol nx noids with the .321 orifice. They will be at the crank on a 250 shot. I have alot of tuning to do but I have a base program so far.
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Originally Posted by 1MEANGTO
I should be dynoing in the next week or two on e85 and the old methanol nx noids with the .321 orifice. They will be at the crank on a 250 shot. I have alot of tuning to do but I have a base program so far.
Originally Posted by NXRICKY
watch your piston closely.
good link for those interested. LOTS of e85 info and some good sources of people actually running e85. give it a read.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E85
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E85
Originally Posted by Robert56@NitrousDirect
Looks very promising, and with tuners like Ellis on top of the tune issue, we will surely see this happen soon. I think it was brazil using e85 is now 100% self supporting and giving their money to their own farmers rather than the ragheads. Spraying, like hennytime said, at this point is not an option with e85. Only a couple companys currently are working on the e10 swelling plunger issue. However, it's just a matter of time before the noids will be compatable. Lets get this ball rolling and stick some sand where it doesn't see light concerning the mid east rag heads.
Robert
Robert
I agree,,, 


