timing with e85
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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