my shop sells e85 and I still haven't tried it because I want to run a flex sensor to tune in correction i.e. ill know whats in my tank while i tune so i can compensate for future mixtures
if i was gonna just dump e85 into my empty tank, i'd probaly add at least 20% to req fuel and maybe an ...
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- Tue Nov 25, 2014 1:14 pm
- Forum: Tuning Fuel and Air
- Topic: E85 AFR table
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- Tue Nov 25, 2014 1:03 pm
- Forum: Tuning Fuel and Air
- Topic: E85 AFR table
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Re: E85 AFR table
I guess I was a little confused at the time :RTFM:
but now I get what Matt and others have mentioned. since Lambda shows the same voltage @ stoich regardless of fuel, the calibration (target afr) can be left alone, and the values regfuel and VE would be altered as needed.
I think i got confused ...
but now I get what Matt and others have mentioned. since Lambda shows the same voltage @ stoich regardless of fuel, the calibration (target afr) can be left alone, and the values regfuel and VE would be altered as needed.
I think i got confused ...
- Mon Oct 06, 2014 9:39 am
- Forum: Tuning Fuel and Air
- Topic: E85 AFR table
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Re: E85 AFR table
to avoid starting another thread I'm replying to this one.
I have been thinking about switching to e85 for a while since i sell it at my station :)
I was told I could switch fuels without making any setting changes (using gas values) and all i need to do is re-tune VE to get back to target AFR ...
I have been thinking about switching to e85 for a while since i sell it at my station :)
I was told I could switch fuels without making any setting changes (using gas values) and all i need to do is re-tune VE to get back to target AFR ...