The good and bad thing with running 100 percent denatured is that your engine will chew it up, but at what cost to power? De-natured is very forgiving as far as not drowning the spark, but running pure isn't the way to go IMO. A 70% solutiuon is attainable by most of us, and seems to be the way to go for a majority. (IMO)
I'd suggest seeing how much alchy you are flowing in 12 seconds. (I know a pain in the a$$ to do!) You should be around 4-8 ounces. I know the blackbuick87 is flowing 12 ounces, (ounce per second) but his is the exception. (or should I say exceptional

) He is really using alchy as a fuel. For just starting out, you want to avoid doing this, as it can be dangerous. High timing, high boost, (the ported heads flow the equivilent of 24 psi, at 20 psi) high dependence on your tuning ability. Get some experience first...
I'd suggest lowering the nozzle size until you are flowing around, say, 8-9 ounces at full pump speed. Use 2-3 nozzles for best atomization. As you tune over time, you can gradually add timing, boost, and importantly water.
To answer your question, I don't have experience using a WB with alchy. I can tell you that one member posted that after he had tuned his system in it was one full point richer than what he had running race gas. For what it's worth...