E85 Is still the shit !! even on 13b-rew
E85 Is still the **** !! even on 13b-rew
Used it (E85) on my 20b with success and know on a 13b with more power to cui ratio!!
The setup is:
Engine....13b-rew with street port and some hot internal stuff from
Induction......GT42 T6 frame turbonetics waste gate home made UIM and xcessive LIM
Fuel system....3x255walbro and 4x1680cc injectors
Peak boost 20psi @ 7000rpm and it delivered 565,3 RWHP@7369rpm and 416,6 RWft-lb @ 6981prm
Thanks to engine builder www.rotaryperformance.se that built this engine
Tuning is done by me
PS.
Love it or hate it - burn it or drink it
The setup is:
Engine....13b-rew with street port and some hot internal stuff from
Induction......GT42 T6 frame turbonetics waste gate home made UIM and xcessive LIM
Fuel system....3x255walbro and 4x1680cc injectors
Peak boost 20psi @ 7000rpm and it delivered 565,3 RWHP@7369rpm and 416,6 RWft-lb @ 6981prm
Thanks to engine builder www.rotaryperformance.se that built this engine
Tuning is done by me

PS.
Love it or hate it - burn it or drink it
Glad to see you can make that kind of power with just 4 1680s. I'm planning on using E85 and assuming I'd need at least 6 of those suckers to make that kind of power. When are you at with duty cycle and on time at peak power?
Then maybe boost up to 30psi and find some more love
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I am in the process of switching also in an attempt to fight detonation being that my car is 10:1 compression....I don't want to go to VP because the car is strictly road driven and that would be pointless in my case.
Here is my setup:
2 X 720cc Primaries
2 X 1000cc Primary 2's
2 X 1680cc Secondaries.
2 bosch 044's in parallel drawing through a Y with a 10AN line coming from the stock sump in the tank(no in-tank pump) and pushing through another Y with a 1/2" hard line line all the way to the front splitting into two 6AN lines, one for each fuel rail. Hopefully this will be enough for the 450-550whp range.
If anyone has some constructive criticism it would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris
p.s....plus it seemed like the right thing to try out in MN being that there are hundreds of E85 stations everywhere.
Here is my setup:
2 X 720cc Primaries
2 X 1000cc Primary 2's
2 X 1680cc Secondaries.
2 bosch 044's in parallel drawing through a Y with a 10AN line coming from the stock sump in the tank(no in-tank pump) and pushing through another Y with a 1/2" hard line line all the way to the front splitting into two 6AN lines, one for each fuel rail. Hopefully this will be enough for the 450-550whp range.
If anyone has some constructive criticism it would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Chris
p.s....plus it seemed like the right thing to try out in MN being that there are hundreds of E85 stations everywhere.
i want to switch to e85 badly however when i take my fd on the highway it will be a pain looking for a station that sells e85 
but then again im only looking for around 350-360hp at the wheels so 93 octane will prob still be my best ticket.. since im going to run the twins still..

but then again im only looking for around 350-360hp at the wheels so 93 octane will prob still be my best ticket.. since im going to run the twins still..
is there a fuel calculator on what size injectors i need for x amount of hp?? im going to stick with the twins and i am not looking for anything over 400 ever.. so i was just wondering.. plus that what all is needed to change out to run e85? fuel lines, pump etc?




