92frostwhtdb2

So while running some errands with a friend we stopped by our local dyno, there was gst getting tuned.I then noticed what looked like two oil coolers.so being the curious person I am I asked the owner the reason behind them. His response was one was actually to cool the e85 he was running. Now my question is there an actual performance gain or any advantage to trying to cool e85?keep in mind this wasn't just a bolt on dsm...big turbo a lot of boost etc..
From what I've heard before cooling it would be useless

hamma-head

thats a good question .. i wanna know to now.. i got a few friends that make some high hp on e85 and e99 iam ask em and i will post up what i find out

92frostwhtdb2

Thanks..I'm running e85 as well that's why Im curious

92redhatch

Never heard or it. I'm running e85 and making 522whp.

sanman000719

im running it also, and my egt's dropped considerably over regular pump

hamma-head

whats ur set up? stock sleeves?

portenio78

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My car runs super cool even when making 35psi passes at the track. Almost never goes over 190!

sanman000719

exactly this is what e85 is awsome about man even when i was on the totally stock block i ran super cool

92frostwhtdb2

I kno e85 itself has very good cooling properties...jus wondering if he actually went threw all that hassle for no reason lol

sanman000719

helps to decrease detnation the cooler your engine runs the more timing you can apply without all the worries

SovXietday

Cooling the fuel doesn't hurt, but IMO it's a waste of time with E85.