e85 tuning questions
well every one im running a b18b on 9lbs with precision sc32 im new to the e85 game and would like to ask some questions im not new to tuning at all i made 224hp/209tq on my d16y7 at 9lbs on 91pump gas and ran this thing for 2 years flawlessly also im using a AEM for tuning and am fairly good with it.
how much timing would you recomend i run up to
and what kind of lambda #s should i be looking for with e85
how much timing would you recomend i run up to
and what kind of lambda #s should i be looking for with e85
Last edited by c5R; Jun 2, 2009 at 08:58 AM.
well with E85 I have been told you need to run a global percentage increase of fuel on your entire map just by having E85.
As for the specific AF ratio using google...
I came up with this "E85 requires 39% more fuel to reach stoich"
as for the Stoich value on your AF meter your looking for 9.8:1
so under boost youl be needing bigger injectors..
As for the specific AF ratio using google...
I came up with this "E85 requires 39% more fuel to reach stoich"
as for the Stoich value on your AF meter your looking for 9.8:1
so under boost youl be needing bigger injectors..
nope my injectors are plenty big 150lb/hr ford motorsports. thanks though i had a hard enuff time geting it to idle with these lol b ut it does flawlessly at 900rpm
nex is geting my tune correct im about to switch back to gas and give up
nex is geting my tune correct im about to switch back to gas and give up
well with E85 I have been told you need to run a global percentage increase of fuel on your entire map just by having E85.
As for the specific AF ratio using google...
I came up with this "E85 requires 39% more fuel to reach stoich"
as for the Stoich value on your AF meter your looking for 9.8:1
so under boost youl be needing bigger injectors..
As for the specific AF ratio using google...
I came up with this "E85 requires 39% more fuel to reach stoich"
as for the Stoich value on your AF meter your looking for 9.8:1
so under boost youl be needing bigger injectors..
It is NOT a global change. E85 percent change is dependant on the injectors and the BSFC of the engine.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
purpleh22
Forced Induction
13
Jul 11, 2006 08:31 PM




