ethanol conversion
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I want to run it with the stock, although modified fuel injection. I was going to try to increase the fuel flow with a fuel pump and adjustable fuel regulator first, as well as adjust the MAF, since I only need about a 30% bump. if that doens't do it then I will buy new injectors.
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wouldnt that cause a problem while fireing....since the lower the octain the easer it is to ignite in the engine...so if the octain is so high it wouldnt burn quite as good and flood or some bs like that....does this not apply when burning ethanol....note im just thinking about the threads about lower and higher octain jibber jabber
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more octane means it takes more energy to ignite it which is what you want in an engine with forced induction - it prevents detonation. its also nice for na engines too because it needs less oxygen for a given volume to burn than gas, so you can shove more in at one time = more power.
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Originally posted by mwatson184
You need more than a 30% bump, it is close to double the fuel requirements to run methanol.
-Marques
You need more than a 30% bump, it is close to double the fuel requirements to run methanol.
-Marques
Check out American Coalition For Ethanol.
http://www.ethanol.org/