AFR's and E85
#28
Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: California
Posts: 35
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
soo idk if I'm blind or what, but i still didn't see the answer to the original question.
I get the AFR/ Lambda conversion calculations. Buttttt what is a proper AFR/Lambda ratio?
Am i supposed to convert E85 to Lambda then try and get a "1.0" as WIDEMARIAH said? or is that just an arbitrary number.
Or am i supposed to take the fact rotaries run nicely in the 11.2-11.8 range on gasoline, Convert to Lambda then shoot for the same mixture on E85?
Idk if someone can put it in tuning for retards terms I'd really appreciate it.
I get the AFR/ Lambda conversion calculations. Buttttt what is a proper AFR/Lambda ratio?
Am i supposed to convert E85 to Lambda then try and get a "1.0" as WIDEMARIAH said? or is that just an arbitrary number.
Or am i supposed to take the fact rotaries run nicely in the 11.2-11.8 range on gasoline, Convert to Lambda then shoot for the same mixture on E85?
Idk if someone can put it in tuning for retards terms I'd really appreciate it.
#29
LOPEY IDLE
#30
My job is to blow **** up
iTrader: (8)
if you have your gauge displaying lamba, then you know what to do.
if it's displayig gasoline afrs, leave it alone and shoot for the same. re-read the first page and if you can't figure it out, sell your ****, and get outta the game, all the info is in this thread!
if it's displayig gasoline afrs, leave it alone and shoot for the same. re-read the first page and if you can't figure it out, sell your ****, and get outta the game, all the info is in this thread!
#33
LOPEY IDLE
well my buddy has a 240sx that he runs on e85. and he said that his tuner had to do somthing 2 the gauge to make it read the same afrs as pump gas thats why i was confused.
#35
LOPEY IDLE
well i dont think my buddy with the 240 realy knows. I keep telling him I dont think you have to do anything to the gauge but now I know for sure. that will help a lot when I go e85!
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post