Squid4life
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Okay, so I have my 85 converted to IC with the below mods:
Ported big valve heads
Ported intake & TB
Old Eastern FMIC
Hot-wired 340
60’s
Kirbans adjustable fuel pressure reg
KR gauge/boost gauge/Scanmaster
Razors alky
TT chips for 91 and 91/alky
I am currently driving it every day and am cleaning it up to sell here in the next few months. I also have an 87 Twin turbo Stage II car that is torn apart right now, and I have a set of 160’s sitting there doing nothing. Here in San Diego area we have E-85 and I wouldn’t mind playing with it. Wanted to try a mix of 91/E-85 with the 60’s, but forgot I had the 160’s.
I can order a chip from Eric, that is no big deal. I don’t plan on changing much else, since I will be selling it. I have new rubber lines at the tank, minus the feed which is actually braided stainless line and fittings, with an in-line stainless element fuel filter. That line connects to the hard line just forward of the drivers rear tire.
So, stock hard lines, decent fuel pump wired, adjustable reg, will put a new filter on it and get a chip for the 160’s.
Is this doable, or a waste of time? I am just bored and want to play with E-85 since that is what the other Stage II car will run on 100%. Will my current car with what I have mentioned above be good for 100% E-85 once it is chipped, or am I still looking at a 50/50 mix, 70/30 mix, etc?
I have done lots of searching and reading, but it seems like either guys are stretching small injectors (60’s or smaller, which I can do if I need to) or going all out and replacing the entire system. Again, this is only an experiment and something to cure my boredom but without going balls-out right now.
Ideas, suggestions, % mixes, etc are all welcome.
(Should all this be logged with a powerlogger to be smart?... Come to think of it, I could possibly pull the ECM/ powerlogger off the Stage car, and the 160's, and monitor it that way...)
Ported big valve heads
Ported intake & TB
Old Eastern FMIC
Hot-wired 340
60’s
Kirbans adjustable fuel pressure reg
KR gauge/boost gauge/Scanmaster
Razors alky
TT chips for 91 and 91/alky
I am currently driving it every day and am cleaning it up to sell here in the next few months. I also have an 87 Twin turbo Stage II car that is torn apart right now, and I have a set of 160’s sitting there doing nothing. Here in San Diego area we have E-85 and I wouldn’t mind playing with it. Wanted to try a mix of 91/E-85 with the 60’s, but forgot I had the 160’s.
I can order a chip from Eric, that is no big deal. I don’t plan on changing much else, since I will be selling it. I have new rubber lines at the tank, minus the feed which is actually braided stainless line and fittings, with an in-line stainless element fuel filter. That line connects to the hard line just forward of the drivers rear tire.
So, stock hard lines, decent fuel pump wired, adjustable reg, will put a new filter on it and get a chip for the 160’s.
Is this doable, or a waste of time? I am just bored and want to play with E-85 since that is what the other Stage II car will run on 100%. Will my current car with what I have mentioned above be good for 100% E-85 once it is chipped, or am I still looking at a 50/50 mix, 70/30 mix, etc?
I have done lots of searching and reading, but it seems like either guys are stretching small injectors (60’s or smaller, which I can do if I need to) or going all out and replacing the entire system. Again, this is only an experiment and something to cure my boredom but without going balls-out right now.
Ideas, suggestions, % mixes, etc are all welcome.
(Should all this be logged with a powerlogger to be smart?... Come to think of it, I could possibly pull the ECM/ powerlogger off the Stage car, and the 160's, and monitor it that way...)