Full E85 Dyno Results
03-27-2011, 11:59 AM
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Problem is it's running out of fuel. It looks similar to my bolted Full E85 dyno from yesterday but the slight dips in his are more exaggerated on my car. I kept seeing the FRP oscillating, Im def trying a in tank pump today!
03-27-2011, 12:17 PM
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Awesome results for sure.
Pardon the minor thread hijack: Nick, now that HP Tuners has new tables released with their 2.23 beta, can you tune for a 1:1 ratio (50-50) ethanol blend now? Not sure I want to step all the way up to 100% E85 at the moment, but E47 is sounding pretty good.
Pardon the minor thread hijack: Nick, now that HP Tuners has new tables released with their 2.23 beta, can you tune for a 1:1 ratio (50-50) ethanol blend now? Not sure I want to step all the way up to 100% E85 at the moment, but E47 is sounding pretty good.
03-27-2011, 01:28 PM
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Awesome results for sure.
Pardon the minor thread hijack: Nick, now that HP Tuners has new tables released with their 2.23 beta, can you tune for a 1:1 ratio (50-50) ethanol blend now? Not sure I want to step all the way up to 100% E85 at the moment, but E47 is sounding pretty good.
Pardon the minor thread hijack: Nick, now that HP Tuners has new tables released with their 2.23 beta, can you tune for a 1:1 ratio (50-50) ethanol blend now? Not sure I want to step all the way up to 100% E85 at the moment, but E47 is sounding pretty good.
Nice to see that you're willing to step it up to 1:1 as most members were recommending to you a while back.
Have fun with it.
OP,
Just took a second look at your sig and the "TOASTY!" guy and saying made me roll all over my kitchen counter tops laughing my ass off.
Good old MK!
05-12-2011, 01:52 AM
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im running a full e85 tune right now via hptuners but its just like 2 missfires up top around 6500 rpm that just pop up a/f ratio doesnt change im guessing the fueling is whats causeing the issues. anyone had this problem and know what can be changed? not sure what else to do
05-12-2011, 06:41 PM
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23k mi on the car and still on stock clutch, feels good haven't noticed it slipping.
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