Nice dodge.

 

z0mg

 

Alright, fine. It's a generalization you fit to a "T".

 

And that's 110 not even c16

 

Yup. 110 does not come close. When we were testing Ryan's car, we got up to 630 on 110 and that was about the limit. Ethanol/C16 was good for another 250+ whp with less knock.

 

Hey man, I'm just trying to learn here. At least I'm asking questions and brainstorming. This isn't my area of expertise. I have things to learn.

Just cause someone burns more fuel does not mean they make more power either. You might as well have said that making more boost makes more power too. But I get it. Thanks for being a tool.

Anyways, thanks Matt for posting this info. It gives me something new to research. Have ZZP even considered Methanol just for the sake of numbers? I know its probably not practical.

 

yeah i don't even want to think about c16

 

Local track sells C16 for 15.00 for a gal or 745.20 for a drum

 

damn!!! our local 1/4 track sells c16 for 13/gal

 

Didn't Zoom say "test it until failure".. ?? As for the fuel ratio 60 to 40% - c16 to e98 or Chase100 or combi of all three?

also you sir need to update your signature from 677whp S262 to 730whp S262..!!

 

We won't be testing any higher with this trans. It is an early zzp 4.45 trans that doesn't have the lsd.

I used the rest of our E98 and a little E100, and then added in C16 until the mixture reached about 60% C16.

I will update the sig, using SAE correction.

 

pretty soon u may need jet fuel lol

 

That's sick. This is why my parts are zzp.

 

Where did you get the E100 or E 98?

 

He got it at a place that no longer sells it. Wooster Ohio, but like I said they no longer sell it.

 

I found out on Friday, anyone can order a 55g drum of pure e100 blend from Brazil.. It's a little pricey around $5.10 a gallon after all the taxes & fees added on [us customs/duty/transport]..

or the other idea was order this kit.. it's a e100 fuel station for home..

just add sugar water & yeast.. you'll get pure filtered e100 fuel.. it comes with a 50 gal tank.. and it produces 50 gal every 6-7 days.. but it cost $30k.. it could pay for it self in 4 years..

EFuel100, Earth's First Home Ethanol System, a Product of E-Fuel Corporation

 

here's a few articles about the Efuel100 company..

Are Backyard Ethanol Brewers an Answer to High-Priced Gas?: Scientific American

Micro Fueler Is First Ethanol Kit for Brewing Backyard Biofuels on the Cheap - Popular Mechanics

at home ethanol production sites..

http://farmenergy.blogspot.com/2011/...roduction.html

Ethanol Alcohol Distillers and Fuel Distillation Equipment : Make Ethanol at Home

 

LOL, we r ethanol obsessed!

 

yes sir!! e100 FTW!!! since gas is going to be $5 a gal - around 4 of July..

 

I thought E100 was not legal to sell unless you want to pay the beverage taxes on it?? It's probably denatured with gasoline or something. I just can't imagine they'd be selling pure Ethanol like that.

Either way, the home system a buddy and I have discussed.... Until we saw how expensive it is.

 

That is cool as ****, but i doubt the other half would allow that purchase. Unless i could be like "sweetheart, i could charge the neighbors!"

 

- it's both legal and illegal depending in which states and what it's used for - either scientific or for human consumption..

- in many states there is "beverage tax or highway/fuel tax", but that's if your selling fuel by volume to the public [avg over 1k+ gallons per year] and it varies from state to state, as for the "beverage tax" that's if your selling - Ethanol or Alcohol for human consumption.. in most states you either need a fuel tax ID or you don't, as long as you don't sell over the "volume limit" or "personal use" guide lines ..

- there are companies selling a similar and pure blend of "e100" but labelled for the scientific community.. and it's not cheap $18.00 gal and you need to be a registered laboratory..

- there is a cheaper home kit to put together for under $1000 to produce any e-blend..

i like how you think!! anyone could make a small fortune on e100 /e85 or any other e-blend to the neighbors..

 

Video- LNF Cobalt Dynos 715whp - YouTube

Sorry, the sound isn't very good. The car was just too loud with the open exhaust.

 

Dear diary.. prob closer to 730-50whp as the tires spun on the top end a little

Soundgasm when the turbo hits

 

Was that balt not even strapped down?