BW EFR 7670 and E-85
Ya I have a ramhorn from trackforge who I bought from a friend that made 475whp with it. Honestly, I love the front facing turbo so I'm going for either fullrace or PFAB t4 twinscroll manifold with a bws360, IDs 1000 or higher for e85 and I'll be tuned on flashpro. Goal is to be 500-600whp+. I may get 3mm head gasket also. I was at a local cars and coffee meet and a buddy who owns a supra 400whp was talking shit about n/a honda (me) for fun so hopefully once I get my shit I'll take him on plus the C&C organizes a 1/2 mile roll race and he likes to run there lol
That can be adjusted in your tune. It should really only take 5-10 seconds at most
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uLmighty :
I'm in the same boat bro! The car club I'm in are mainly evos/subarus, supra, GTR, and a turbo NSX. Majority are turbo cars. Non of them make over 500whp other than the GTR and maybe couple evos. Most cars are mainly mid 300Whp or less. I'm gathering turbo parts also and thinking of going e-85!
I'm in the same boat bro! The car club I'm in are mainly evos/subarus, supra, GTR, and a turbo NSX. Majority are turbo cars. Non of them make over 500whp other than the GTR and maybe couple evos. Most cars are mainly mid 300Whp or less. I'm gathering turbo parts also and thinking of going e-85!
d-bo:
Hahaha you can beat your Sti friends with 300 hp and laugh at them as their motors are blowing apart everywhere
Hahaha you can beat your Sti friends with 300 hp and laugh at them as their motors are blowing apart everywhere
so this boost controllers and fuel pump would be hard to make happen but the sound of E-85 still really intrigues me. I just want to keep my car safe and reliable. The weather out here is completely unpredictable and I read E-85 has trouble starting in the cold? Would I be completely retarded to use E-85 and not be running insane amounts of hp on it? someone mentioned its not necessary under 600, but does it really hurt if I'm running 400 on it cause I'm assuming like most people I'm never going to be satisfied with the numbers I have and I'm always going to want more, and already being on E-85 would allow for an easy bump up in boost and timing for more hp?@skeero and Indi00(sorry I have no clue how to use this website)
But both of recommend the same type of injector "Id's" but both vary in size? It seems Skeero is using a bigger injector making less power? is there something Im missing? should I be getting 2000's opposed to 1300's on E-85?
Originally Posted by Skeero' timestamp='1388213611' post='22940585
You rewire it.
I've got id2000's, walbro 460, and the tuner decided to stop at 544/422 on a mustang dyno. Stage 5 comp clutch holding me back :/ lol. Stock 2.2 rebuilt oem parts, and added arp headstuds since I would've had to buy new headbolts.. I'm at 200 miles at 3 bars left, and stop for gas. lol
I've got id2000's, walbro 460, and the tuner decided to stop at 544/422 on a mustang dyno. Stage 5 comp clutch holding me back :/ lol. Stock 2.2 rebuilt oem parts, and added arp headstuds since I would've had to buy new headbolts.. I'm at 200 miles at 3 bars left, and stop for gas. lol
Originally Posted by d-bo' timestamp='1388360824' post='22942176
That can be adjusted in your tune. It should really only take 5-10 seconds at most
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I think crank pulse is initial startup . Not positive. The problem is if it starts once it's going to start again and again if it's a cold weather problem Lol. So you either have to load tables that work or do it again another day.
I think with e85 you have to almost double the tables below a certain coolant temp point for it to start cold
E85 tune should cost the same as a 93 tune it's not that hard but it is a whole new tune from a stock car so that price seems reasonable
My car made 408hp on a mustang dyno but it traps 127mph lol. I wouldn't be too worried about numbers.
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Where you located? Lol. I have a friend with an all motor EG hatch that'll walk it. If my friend still had his 2012 V6 mustang, it'd just be another 2jz assraping. Worst part is the 98TT he raced he had the gopro facing to the front because this supra was supposed to be a bad ass one.. Only thing gopro shows is the cars he caught way in front of him lmao.
Originally Posted by s2kwithadream' timestamp='1388377904' post='22942413
[quote name='d-bo' timestamp='1388360824' post='22942176']
That can be adjusted in your tune. It should really only take 5-10 seconds at most
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That can be adjusted in your tune. It should really only take 5-10 seconds at most
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I think crank pulse is initial startup . Not positive. The problem is if it starts once it's going to start again and again if it's a cold weather problem Lol. So you either have to load tables that work or do it again another day.
I think with e85 you have to almost double the tables below a certain coolant temp point for it to start cold
E85 tune should cost the same as a 93 tune it's not that hard but it is a whole new tune from a stock car so that price seems reasonable
My car made 408hp on a mustang dyno but it traps 127mph lol. I wouldn't be too worried about numbers.
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aright sounds good, I put in a call today and he says walbro 460 is junk or at least has been the last 2 years and he wouldn't go under id 1600's and preferred 2000's claimed that'll be good for any hp number I wanted to see up to 750-800... everything seems on point with what's been mentioned on here except the fuel pump thing. anyone else heard of this problem?
Originally Posted by d-bo' timestamp='1388417875' post='22942894
[quote name='s2kwithadream' timestamp='1388377904' post='22942413']
[quote name='d-bo' timestamp='1388360824' post='22942176']
That can be adjusted in your tune. It should really only take 5-10 seconds at most
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[quote name='d-bo' timestamp='1388360824' post='22942176']
That can be adjusted in your tune. It should really only take 5-10 seconds at most
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I think crank pulse is initial startup . Not positive. The problem is if it starts once it's going to start again and again if it's a cold weather problem Lol. So you either have to load tables that work or do it again another day.
I think with e85 you have to almost double the tables below a certain coolant temp point for it to start cold
E85 tune should cost the same as a 93 tune it's not that hard but it is a whole new tune from a stock car so that price seems reasonable
My car made 408hp on a mustang dyno but it traps 127mph lol. I wouldn't be too worried about numbers.
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aright sounds good, I put in a call today and he says walbro 460 is junk or at least has been the last 2 years and he wouldn't go under id 1600's and preferred 2000's claimed that'll be good for any hp number I wanted to see up to 750-800... everything seems on point with what's been mentioned on here except the fuel pump thing. anyone else heard of this problem?
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Do twin 340s and just be done

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Originally Posted by uLmighty' timestamp='1388304126' post='22941485
buddy who owns a supra 400whp was talking shit about n/a honda (me) for fun so hopefully once I get my shit I'll take him on plus the C&C organizes a 1/2 mile roll race and he likes to run there lol
Idk I thought the 450 pump was something that was new. The 450 pump is probably good for only 600-650 hp by itself. If you're looking to run more hp than that I would look into something else. As you see with the 340s the connections are not sealed like they are with the 450.
But they will deliver all the fuel you need.
1600s and 2000s will be fine if you're doing a strictly e85 tune. If you're going to be on 93 most of the time I would probably choose the 1600s
Maybe someone with 1600s can chime in
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But they will deliver all the fuel you need.
1600s and 2000s will be fine if you're doing a strictly e85 tune. If you're going to be on 93 most of the time I would probably choose the 1600s
Maybe someone with 1600s can chime in
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