E47
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hmmm hows e47 diff from e85? I know 50/50 mix but i mean is it just gains not as much and mpg doesnt drop as much? lol
jealous of fross now...wish i got nudies from james. all i get are sexy tunes :/ lol
james btw i know you told me to log a few days ago but umm i decided to wait till i changed my oil which i did sunday and i changed my transmission oil on monday hoping it would solve that 1-2 gear hesitation. it did not lol. ill rewire and log asap.
jealous of fross now...wish i got nudies from james. all i get are sexy tunes :/ lol
james btw i know you told me to log a few days ago but umm i decided to wait till i changed my oil which i did sunday and i changed my transmission oil on monday hoping it would solve that 1-2 gear hesitation. it did not lol. ill rewire and log asap.
#11
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The biggest reason lnf guys run blends like e30, e47, e60 and not straight e85 is purely based on the fueling limitations we have. Port injected guys can easily get around this by upgrading their fuel system to accomidate the much greater fuel demands that e85 poses, lnf's just dont have that option unless installing a 5th injector setup or even cams with a larger fuel pump lobe. Plus the power gains from e47 to e85 are minimal anyways. It's just far easier to pull up to a pump a pump in e85 instead of having to mix fuels.
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The biggest reason lnf guys run blends like e30, e47, e60 and not straight e85 is purely based on the fueling limitations we have. Port injected guys can easily get around this by upgrading their fuel system to accomidate the much greater fuel demands that e85 poses, lnf's just dont have that option unless installing a 5th injector setup or even cams with a larger fuel pump lobe. Plus the power gains from e47 to e85 are minimal anyways. It's just far easier to pull up to a pump a pump in e85 instead of having to mix fuels.
just upgrade injectors, fuel pump, and umm not sure what else n i can do e85
#15
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Yes the stock ic "should" be fine. There is always a chance of blowing out one of the end tanks regardless of which fuel you go with so it's never really a bad idea to upgrade just for the peace of mind.
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#18
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Yep, pretty much. No stupid fueling "work arounds" needed like on the lnf.
Yes the stock ic "should" be fine. There is always a chance of blowing out one of the end tanks regardless of which fuel you go with so it's never really a bad idea to upgrade just for the peace of mind.
Yes the stock ic "should" be fine. There is always a chance of blowing out one of the end tanks regardless of which fuel you go with so it's never really a bad idea to upgrade just for the peace of mind.
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