E85 Fuel Filters
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E85 Fuel Filters
I was looking at these, but it says they are not E85 compatible but are methanol compatible!
WTF? Isn't methanol more coorosive than ethanol?
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/10-Inc...ent,22346.html
WTF? Isn't methanol more coorosive than ethanol?
http://www.speedwaymotors.com/10-Inc...ent,22346.html
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i prefer filterin 20mic and smaller like 10mic. that i use,
you dont want one 25% blocked injector at 20psi of boost and all the other injectors flowin 95-100%.
have you ever heard of lean on one injector= boom.
you dont want one 25% blocked injector at 20psi of boost and all the other injectors flowin 95-100%.
have you ever heard of lean on one injector= boom.
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The standard in most source I've read recommend 10 microns for filters feeding the rails/injectors. The automotive "bible" (Bosch Auto Handbook) say 8-10 microns also... that's settles it for me.
That's hard to find in a stainless element. If you know of a source, this would be a great place to share it.
That's hard to find in a stainless element. If you know of a source, this would be a great place to share it.
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The Canton Racing filters go down to 8-micron, but they are not stainless steel so you will need to replace the element as a course of maintenance.
http://www.cantonracingproducts.com/
http://www.cantonracingproducts.com/
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The Canton Racing filters go down to 8-micron, but they are not stainless steel so you will need to replace the element as a course of maintenance.
http://www.cantonracingproducts.com/
http://www.cantonracingproducts.com/
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Turns out my friend, Brandon works for Speedway Motors (small world)
He called me and explained why these fuel filters work with methanol but don't work with ethanol (E85)
Turns out there is an additive in E85 that eats the glue away that they use on the filters. I guess methanol doesn't have this additive.
He is going to send me two new filters free of charge that will work with E85!
Now that is customer service!
He called me and explained why these fuel filters work with methanol but don't work with ethanol (E85)
Turns out there is an additive in E85 that eats the glue away that they use on the filters. I guess methanol doesn't have this additive.
He is going to send me two new filters free of charge that will work with E85!
Now that is customer service!
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