Power FC E85 on Power FC not optimal?
Just because E85 is being used does not disqualify using a PFC.
Since E85 requires a higher fuel flow rate, larger injectors take care of that.
But if you want an ECU that can run and adjust fuel flow bases on how much alcohol is detected
by an alcohol detector, then you need a more modern ECU.
Since E85 requires a higher fuel flow rate, larger injectors take care of that.
But if you want an ECU that can run and adjust fuel flow bases on how much alcohol is detected
by an alcohol detector, then you need a more modern ECU.
Just because E85 is being used does not disqualify using a PFC.
Since E85 requires a higher fuel flow rate, larger injectors take care of that.
But if you want an ECU that can run and adjust fuel flow bases on how much alcohol is detected
by an alcohol detector, then you need a more modern ECU.
Since E85 requires a higher fuel flow rate, larger injectors take care of that.
But if you want an ECU that can run and adjust fuel flow bases on how much alcohol is detected
by an alcohol detector, then you need a more modern ECU.
550 is stock for gas. 725 runs OK on gas.
It is very simple basic math/science.
Comparing BTUS of E85 to gas, and then get the proportionate larger injectors.
For the secondaries you can run 2 or 4 injectors.
It is very simple basic math/science.
Comparing BTUS of E85 to gas, and then get the proportionate larger injectors.
For the secondaries you can run 2 or 4 injectors.
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