E85 whp/tq
#26
Id say go with the e-tune. You can get good numbers with 93 but you can make a little bit more power with E and be safer. Ethanol decreases the chance of detonation due to the higher octane.
#27
"Numbers" are only relative to the dyno you run on. Find yourself on a liberal dyno and a very aggressive 93 octane tune, sure you'll hit 340. Find yourself on a realistic and well calibrated dyno, 340's not happening on a stock turbo without ethanol. There are plenty of 300whp balts kicking around that will mop the floors with a similarly modded balt making "330-340whp". Just saying..
#28
Just wondering what you all think I would make with the following mods on E85.
HAHN CAI
Hot side charge pipe
Catless DP
Muffler Delete
Forge BPV
With a tune on 21-23 PSI. What kind of power could I make?
Realistically I want to be around 340 WHP and 380 TQ
I want to basically be at the limit where I am not destine to blow the trans but I'm at the power level where I will of course have to be careful with it. Just wondering what you all think. Thanks in advance.
HAHN CAI
Hot side charge pipe
Catless DP
Muffler Delete
Forge BPV
With a tune on 21-23 PSI. What kind of power could I make?
Realistically I want to be around 340 WHP and 380 TQ
I want to basically be at the limit where I am not destine to blow the trans but I'm at the power level where I will of course have to be careful with it. Just wondering what you all think. Thanks in advance.
#29
400 wrtq on 93 means you are spiking close to 29psi and it is falling off hard which is why it goes to only 319 whp. There is no comparison for how much faster they are on E-85 or E-47 vs 93 there is a massive powerband difference at a given boost level not just the peak numbers.
#30
#33
E-47 and E-85 make about the same amount of power if wg settings and air loads are the same. Meth on the same settings will normally make a little less power unless injecting a huge amount of it.
#34
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#41
Oh no doubt only on the stock turbo. Any larger of a turbo you're just basically pulling back on power to maintain proper and safe fueling. What worries me a bit though are the folks running the Opel injectors by themselves without a larger hpfp cam lobe to support them. You think you had rail pressure and idc issues before?? LOL
#42
Oh no doubt only on the stock turbo. Any larger of a turbo you're just basically pulling back on power to maintain proper and safe fueling. What worries me a bit though are the folks running the Opel injectors by themselves without a larger hpfp cam lobe to support them. You think you had rail pressure and idc issues before?? LOL
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