i run an M5 nozzle (5 gph). ill see what i can run for timing with the meth, but as soon as i toss the e85 into the situation this car is going to be a whole 'nother animal.
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i run an M5 nozzle (5 gph). ill see what i can run for timing with the meth, but as soon as i toss the e85 into the situation this car is going to be a whole 'nother animal.
i cant wait for e85....
The closest gas station to my house in Germantown, MD serves E85. There is also another down the road from me.
I'm looking on e85prices.com and I'm not seeing any stations in Waynesboro. There are about 25 stations spread out through PA though.
You said you worked in Frederick, right? If so there is a Chevron on West Patrick St., the Golden Mile I believe.
I'm not sure if there are any on your way home from work or what not.
I think that if you want to run a 3.2" you might want to look into rockers. Could get a cam and probably run a 3.0"
I would say the only way if yu want to run 3.2 or have a chance with your mods you would have to run 100 octane fuel all the time. No mixing straight with some xylen added.. Also 160 tst Fans rest to match the tst and set of new plugs 103 or ngk...
If it was my car i would try the 3.4 try what i said see how much kr.. if i saw 1 i would go down to 3.3 if you saw some then thats why you make the decison to go farther..
Last edited by 01gtprocket; 05-08-2009 at 02:09 PM.
I run crap 91 and had no KR on my 3.1" setup...no IC or Meth. Who in the hell sells 100 octane at the pump anyways that you can find on a consistent basis...most common everywhere is 92-94. AL103's are too cold of a plug for his mods anyways...
So if you see KR you get a SMALLER pulley? How does that work? When you see KR that means the pulley is too small...the general conscious about having a little bit of KR is bull****. Any KR is bad. 1* of KR can rob your car of anywhere from 5-10hp depending on your application...I'd rather run a bigger pulley with no KR then a little bit smaller pulley with 1*-2*. My bigger pulley would out run you on an identical car IMO.
Where is Waynesboro, PA?
I know that there is one Shell in Philly that carries e85 (12th and Vine I think), and there is a gas station near State College (off of rt 322 in Milroy) that carries it as well.
Most of the Sheetz out near Pittsburgh carry it as well. There are a few websites that have maps of all of the available e85 stations. They are more common the closer you get to the midwest.
E85 Pennsylvania* Stations
The only way I would set up a car that I was planning on driving long distances to run e85 would be if I was carrying a laptop/tuner with me, so I could just pop on a bigger pulley and change out the tune file if I couldn't get e85 (would take about as long as filling the tank).
Hell, if I was planning on setting up a car for e85 and was planning on making a long trip I'd probably just switch back to a gasoline tune anyways just for the fuel economy.
-Riggs.
1* of knock isnt bad. it isnt ideal, but it isnt bad. now, on 13 pounds of boost then 3* of knock is bad, but it wont kill your motor immediately.
you can mix your own race fuel if need be, but that is a pain in the butt. if you cant run with no knock on 91-93 then it is way easier to just run e85.
Waynesboro is closer to the Maryland line I believe...
sanjose ca 76 station pumps 100 octane... i think it was around $5.76 gallon what the recipt says.. i mixed it with 91 and got around 94-95 octane..
what i was saying with the kr.. is lets say yu at a 3.4 .. and you see a 1 -2 kr.. you run copper 104.. thats with 91 .
Then i would pump straight 100 ocatne when your car is on E.. add some xylene and scan it.. ...
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depends on what you see if you want to go farther..
I think if you see 0 then go down to 3.3 if you see 1 with 3.3 then change plus to 103 then go to 3.2.. and that might work.. if you think cold plugs and bad mpg. then buy a inercooler
the way i do it i have 91 x that by how many gallons .. then ad how many 100 octne to the totoal and dived that by total gallons . I yieled around 94-95 octane
im tired .. i think im repeating my self
steve
Last edited by 01gtprocket; 05-09-2009 at 02:31 AM.
No. Wrong. Just because you put colder plugs in a car doesn't mean you can drop pulley sizes. Did ZZP tell you that? If you bought a intercooler to begin with you could run plain old 91 and drop to a 3.2" KR free with a good tune IMO. I'm not saying you can't throw 100 octane at a car with a 3.3" with 1*-3* of KR and get rid of it and maybe even drop to a 3.2" with no KR still...but I wouldn't just rely on a higher octane to keep KR levels down. Also...there is no way changing to a colder range spark plug (Autolite 103's vs. Autolite 104's)means you can drop another pulley size. That is like saying you can drop a pulley size because you got 3" Exhaust piping for the catback vs. 2.5". Not happening. Not really trying to break it off in your ass but if some kid comes in here not knowing anything and says oh hey...I can drop a pulley size if I run colder plugs because this guy says so...then we'll have to hear about him and his blown motor and why he couldn't run a 3.4" with Autolite 103's and no other mods. I know this because when I first got my GTP I listened to ZZP. Hence why I lost my motor a year after. I just don't want to see someone else go through the bull**** I had to because they enjoy the same aspect of life a lot of other people on here do...going fast![]()
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