I wanted to test out E-85 so I filled’er up, and of course, it DOESN’T work out flawlessly. I can run ~18psi at low 11s a/f ratio…. EXCEPT, once I.
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The City worked with Lassus to choose the stations at Scott and Illinois roads, Maplecrest and Rothman roads and Northbrook Plaza/Lima Road for the new E85 pumps. Fort Wayne Police will be able to refuel their E85-compatible vehicles at …
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From the city’s press release: Fort Wayne, Ind. – Through the Clean Cities program, the City of Fort Wayne will get cost-sharing stimulus money from the US.
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I needed more fuel so I got 660 cc injectors so I could feed it E85 and I needed the regulator for a 1:1 boost to fuel pressure ratio. I have it at 8 psi now but am planning on more boost. The injectors were a b! …
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Its right at the edge of transition between the low and high filter in the knock control which is also odd. Since its vacuum and on e85 I would say numb the sensor if you want to keep V6 or switch to an earlier version if that cures …
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Today I did a 50/50 mix now I was running 18 psi and a/f 10.6 now I’m running 16 psi and 11.6 I am planning to run just straight e85 but the closest gas station is 20miles away in olympia, wa now the.
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My car- 574whp@29psi stock block, pumpgas, ETS and FP3586…for now 2.2/E85 numbers to come. Retailer of AMR Engineering Coilovers MAGNUS Motorsport Cast Manifolds in stock (PM for sales), special pricing on dual rail manifolds. …
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Because the ethanol is more corrosive than regular gasoline, you’ll need to essentially replace the engine and fuel system. You’re better off just getting a car that can handle it from the factory. Mass-produced E85 vehicles have been …
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In addition, the Chevrolet Volt is designed to run on E85, a fuel blend of 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline. Using E85, fuel economy of 150 mpg would translate into more than 525 miles per petroleum gallon. …
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