timing with e85
timing with e85
how much more timing r u guys running on e85 than gas lets say up between 15-25psi,
also compared to race gas like c16 do u run same or less timing
thnx
also compared to race gas like c16 do u run same or less timing
thnx
Oh I see. I am running about 8Deg advance at 20psi across the board with a split of 8 falling to 6 towards the top end.
My engine is high compression though(10:1).
Thanks for the info....anyone else?
Chris
My engine is high compression though(10:1).
Thanks for the info....anyone else?
Chris
Brought the thread back from the dead.
Dynoing my car most likely on Wed.
Right now running .76 - .78 lambada(11.3-11.5 gas AFR)
25psi boost falling to 23psi above 7k (out of turbo)
12* 0 split at 25psi
13.5* 0 split at 23psi
15* 0 split at 20psi
EGT's are 1450-1500f steady
Should I bother to tune leaner or add more timing? Or am I pressing my luck as is.
I have an hour avail on the dyno this session.
Dynoing my car most likely on Wed.
Right now running .76 - .78 lambada(11.3-11.5 gas AFR)
25psi boost falling to 23psi above 7k (out of turbo)
12* 0 split at 25psi
13.5* 0 split at 23psi
15* 0 split at 20psi
EGT's are 1450-1500f steady
Should I bother to tune leaner or add more timing? Or am I pressing my luck as is.
I have an hour avail on the dyno this session.
Brought the thread back from the dead.
Dynoing my car most likely on Wed.
Right now running .76 - .78 lambada(11.3-11.5 gas AFR)
25psi boost falling to 23psi above 7k (out of turbo)
12* 0 split at 25psi
13.5* 0 split at 23psi
15* 0 split at 20psi
EGT's are 1450-1500f steady
Should I bother to tune leaner or add more timing? Or am I pressing my luck as is.
I have an hour avail on the dyno this session.
Dynoing my car most likely on Wed.
Right now running .76 - .78 lambada(11.3-11.5 gas AFR)
25psi boost falling to 23psi above 7k (out of turbo)
12* 0 split at 25psi
13.5* 0 split at 23psi
15* 0 split at 20psi
EGT's are 1450-1500f steady
Should I bother to tune leaner or add more timing? Or am I pressing my luck as is.
I have an hour avail on the dyno this session.
Trending Topics
Brought the thread back from the dead.
Dynoing my car most likely on Wed.
Right now running .76 - .78 lambada(11.3-11.5 gas AFR)
25psi boost falling to 23psi above 7k (out of turbo)
12* 0 split at 25psi
13.5* 0 split at 23psi
15* 0 split at 20psi
EGT's are 1450-1500f steady
Should I bother to tune leaner or add more timing? Or am I pressing my luck as is.
I have an hour avail on the dyno this session.
Dynoing my car most likely on Wed.
Right now running .76 - .78 lambada(11.3-11.5 gas AFR)
25psi boost falling to 23psi above 7k (out of turbo)
12* 0 split at 25psi
13.5* 0 split at 23psi
15* 0 split at 20psi
EGT's are 1450-1500f steady
Should I bother to tune leaner or add more timing? Or am I pressing my luck as is.
I have an hour avail on the dyno this session.
with e85. I generally run 2-3 degrees more timing then normal pump fuel.
On e85 you can run around 5-6 degree advance at around 30psi no worries with a 8 degree split.
Around 35psi run around 3-4 degree advance with 8 degree split.
Once you start getting close to 40psi start to get some knock with even 0 degrees advance.(you can use water to get rid of the knock, we have done that on a customer car).
25psi run around 9 degrees advance with 8 degree split
20psi run around 11 degrees advance with 8 degree split.
Just remember guys. If the engine is built right, it will not a huge amount of advance to make bulk power. Only engines with crappy porting will need lots of timing to make ok power.
On e85 you can run around 5-6 degree advance at around 30psi no worries with a 8 degree split.
Around 35psi run around 3-4 degree advance with 8 degree split.
Once you start getting close to 40psi start to get some knock with even 0 degrees advance.(you can use water to get rid of the knock, we have done that on a customer car).
25psi run around 9 degrees advance with 8 degree split
20psi run around 11 degrees advance with 8 degree split.
Just remember guys. If the engine is built right, it will not a huge amount of advance to make bulk power. Only engines with crappy porting will need lots of timing to make ok power.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
ChrisRX8PR
Single Turbo RX-7's
21
Oct 18, 2015 04:01 PM





