Fully Bolted 2.7 M62 on E85 vs Fully bolted LNF on E47 and Meth
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No. Since then I have went to a 2.7, 80's, E85, SCcobaltSS tune and a Pacesetter header.
If you said Speed World then yes.
If you said Speed World then yes.
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ummm mike... if he ever had traction would destroy the both of us. He make over 350WHP at 5000RPM's because his esc kept screwing with him. And his car doesnt start flowing a **** ton of air till 6000RPM's. I thin he is flowing 42lb/min.
So if mike ever caught traction, he should destroy by 120 (when he has traction.)
So if mike ever caught traction, he should destroy by 120 (when he has traction.)
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There is actually not that big of a difference between the different blends of E85.
http://delphi.com/pdf/techpapers/2010-01-0619.pdf
The study is loosely based of the ecotec LNF.
The article spells out several important octane, efficiency, compression, and engine control strategies and how E0 regular, E0 High Octane, E10, E50, and E85 works. It states that E50 and E85’s detonation resistance are similar.
Its sort of a long read but it should be interesting to anyone who is running a high level of ethanol in their fuel.
http://delphi.com/pdf/techpapers/2010-01-0619.pdf
The study is loosely based of the ecotec LNF.
The article spells out several important octane, efficiency, compression, and engine control strategies and how E0 regular, E0 High Octane, E10, E50, and E85 works. It states that E50 and E85’s detonation resistance are similar.
Its sort of a long read but it should be interesting to anyone who is running a high level of ethanol in their fuel.
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