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06-02-2016, 10:14 AM | #1 |
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07 335XI please check out my log.
vrsf dp's, gutted secondarys. fresh walnut blast, new plugs, new injectors, vrsfp cp. running mhd stage 2 93 octane without intercooler.
what i am wondering is i see the afr seems to dip, dont know if its dipping too lean or not. whats dangerous? i do see i may need a coild on cyl#4. other than that how does it look? http://datazap.me/u/krukedking/again...17-18-23-28-30 |
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looks good. afrs are normal. could just be high iat causing timing pull on cyl 4.
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ok i thought it was running lean. i have gotten the half engine light once. cleared it and it never came back. that was right after i flashed it. i think im gonna give the e40 map a try, any idea how many gallons of e85 i need? |
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Put 6.5 gallons of E85 in then fill the rest with 93 or 91 to get about E40. If you haven't upgraded your lpfp, it's very likely you'll get a code or ses light since the stock lpfp normally can't do E40.
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To make it easy, you can do 50% of 91 and 50% of E85 and you'll be higher than E40, but under E50. Would probably be best to do this when your tank is damn near empty.
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since ill be using the e85 does it matter if i go t 91 or 93? if i can do 91 i can get the gas at the same place. otherwise i gotta go to two different gas stations. and that would be annoying. |
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06-02-2016, 11:55 AM | #9 |
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You can use 91 or 93. They don't make a huge difference when talking about blending E85. Refer to the calculator above to play with mix ratios.
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Yup!
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