target lambda for e85 in racing application
what is a GOOD target lambda for E85 in a 700-800 hp application, 11:1 compression?
0.85-.086 ish? low 12's with gas numbers?
0.85-.086 ish? low 12's with gas numbers?
I wouldnt start that high. My personnel preference is around .71 If you are on a typical (GASOLINE) wideband, 0.71 lambda will be displayed as 10.5:1. Anything in the 12 afrs W/GAS Sensor is asking for trouble in MY opinion.
12's with gas number is fine, because lambda is lambda. 14.7 is 1 volt on the gas calibrated gauge....which means 1 volt lambda with a gas calibrated gauge on e85 would be 9.7:1.
.71 would be 10.5ish and thats sickening. my car starts to clear up at around .82 lambda which is roughly 12.0-12.1...gas numbers and im trying to see how big the window is.
.71 would be 10.5ish and thats sickening. my car starts to clear up at around .82 lambda which is roughly 12.0-12.1...gas numbers and im trying to see how big the window is.
i think i mis read your post. i thought you were looking for a GOOD (meaning safe) AFR to start tuning with. Sorry for the confusion.
you are tuning to the same lambda as you would with gasoline. You just have a bigger window for error with e85 due to its octane content than that of gasoline.
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