nice runs! whats the mpg with the E85 setup?Thanks bro, This car loves the E85
Fixed! :thumbsup:Thanks bro, ALL CARS love E85
MPG is *ok* IMO.... i'm at 18HWY, was at 25 with 91nice runs! whats the mpg with the E85 setup?
Fixed! :thumbsup:
Where are you shifting?
date/times for said runs?
Here comes mr DA calculator.
-Thomas
Here comes mr DA calculator.
-Thomas
ill beat him to it lol, 612ft for the fastest run. good runs fifty!
Here comes mr DA calculator.
-Thomas
LOL, anything to knock it down.
Thanks dude! hadn't checked the DA myself, appreciate the post:thumbsup:ill beat him to it lol, 612ft for the fastest run. good runs fifty!
Of course right....LOL I guess he is supposed to drive to Colorado and run it instead of taking advantage of the good air where he lives. :rollseyes
Congrats FIFTY!
Wow..really making me wanna run a e85 tune next year! What's the limiting factor when it comes to how high you can rev these motors? I'd love to try and make a mid-120 car with "basic" bolt ons. Was thinking Boss manifold, e85/98, billet pump gears and revving it to the moon. Any ideas?
Sac all day I'd get kicked off anywhere elseI shift around 7500rpms. And hopefully this month will be running e85 with Shaun's tune.
Fifty, what track are you running at? I run at sac usually.
-Thomas
K springs, tokico D, panhard bar/brace, and BMR relocation brackets, and thats it, It's probably time for an upper though, starting to fell that hoop:fm:Forgot to ask earlier, what's your suspension setup? Or is it all stock?
Well sure he is comparing it. I'd be comparing both slips on the left:
Pretty comparable, except his was 2300' air.
OP, your car runs good.
But that dyno number, as bogus as it gets. If wbt can run the same in 2300' air, then his car should put down what, nearly the same number even though he has an automatic? That would be equally as bogus as the 463 number is. You guys would be all over him if he put a dyno number like that out here, but in this case, you are mysteriously silent about it.