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    i'm going to switch to 100% ethanol, should be interesting to see what difference it makes at the drag strip. I ran a 9.77 best time on E70.
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    pure ethanol here I come, for the record it's denatured with sulfur, so not pure, but still E100.

    any idea what cylinder gain I should use?
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    I would say around 36. It's about a 20% increase over the change from regular e10 to e85.
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    If Frosty is still here, Do you have the address to that Base Fuel > Crank > Coolant temp???? HPT support will not convert a bin for me. In order for them to add it to the HPT Editor they need the address. (Whatever that is) any help would be appreciated.
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    Stoich is available to set on my 07 so I may try that. I’ve tried all the other setups and it drives like shiiiiiit during wot. I can’t figure this E85 crap out. I have the e85 pump and 60# injectors, 3.0 pulley, 85mm maf. Any suggestions?
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    You don't want to just set stoich. Leave it at 14.7. Are you logging with a wideband and adjusting your MAF?
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    Ok so leave stoich alone? I will put it back to 14.7. I do have a wideband logging as well as ability to change maf settings. I do have a 85mm maf in there.
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    Yeah. Then just follow this guide for rest of settings. If it's running crappy up top, how's your fuel?
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    I can’t do the cold start part with tiny tuners. I can’t get my hptuners switched over to a bin file.

    I’ll try to follow this exactly again and see what I come up with. :/
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    All your doing is enter your inector data, cylinder gain to 1.2-1.3 and tune like normal. You don't need tiny tuners.
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    Ok so I screwed up getting bigger injectors. Installed and ready to go. Does anyone have the procedure to get this running?

    I put on Deka injectors, 3.0 pulley, and a high flow pump.
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    Sorry I can’t follow along very closely. I am going through a brain procedure 3x a week now.
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    I’m trying to find the Siemens Deka settings. No luck.
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    So just cylinder gain adjusted to 1.3 and then all the other tuning, like normal????
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    You need to first put in the injector flow rate for the dekas. Then, yes, cylinder gain and tune the MAF like normal. What have u done so far? Is the car running, idleing?
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    I finally got a wideband hooked up on my regal , and on e85 im seeing Gasoline AFRs, Stoich is still set to 14.7 in the tune. Should i adjust that down to 9.7 for the e85?
    2017 GTI 6mt 320whp 400wtq , 2012 Volvo S60 T6 300hp of Swedish safety, (Sold) 2019 Ford Mustang GT. 460 screaming eagles. 2004 Buick Regal GS "Gramps" Intercooled, corn fed, ported g3 m90, 1.9 rockers, 80# injectors.
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    Bandook. What are the numbers for the Deka injectors?
    It’s idling with a hard start. I have only put the gain to 1.3. That’s the only thing in the tune that I have changed. I need the other settings.
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    don't touch the stoich, I ran though this earlier in this thread I think, or someplace on here, afr is afr regardless of fuel type. you are making it more complicated than it needs to be.
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    What injectors do you have? I set my 80s by caclulating the ratio between stock and those.
    stock is 32 iirc and mine are 80s The 80s are roughly 2.5 times bigger than stock, so i multiplied the injector flow rate by 2.5 and got a nice starting point.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SgtMarshal View Post
    don't touch the stoich, I ran though this earlier in this thread I think, or someplace on here, afr is afr regardless of fuel type. you are making it more complicated than it needs to be.
    thats good to know, I was afraid i was beating my car with bad fueling. I keep seeing these guides that say stoich for e85 is 9.6 and that WOT should be 7.7-8 and i freaked a little . Even my mustang is showing 9 on its wideband. for ex https://www.ecmtuning.com/wiki/e85fuel
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