Id1000 + walbro400(e85)...on DBW ap2

Made 440 @ 10 psi. Maxed out fuel there on stock lines

 

In case some of you are on the fence due to the lack of E85 stations in your area, I highly suggest adding a fuel composition sensor. At the moment, Haltech supports it. AEM is supposed to include support for the fuel composition sensor on their final update to the AEM tuner software. Haltech recently posted videos demonstrating how the fuel composition sensor works and the process of installing the sensor:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nnpx3h-3LWk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5xvcfPHWbg

 

Pretty sure it's the injectors that got maxed out, unless there's some limitation in DBW cars that I'm not aware of. I have a fb340 and increasing the duty up top past 11ish psi was barely making a difference in the AFRs.

 

Dbw car is return less fuel setup. Convert to return setup.

 

I've seen this, but not in person, just in conversation online/etc. Looks like a trick setup.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=siyT_...RwLqvA&index=6

is it me or is that petrol tune horrible. your haltech making a video to show off your cool shit, why post a video with a dyno looking like that. SLOPPY.

 

iseewhatyoudidthere... 3.19$ in VA

 

haha nice!! i have a guy that will deliver but he wants a min of 300 gallons, i cant afford that lol

 

wy2slow, where in VA are you?

 

Harrisonburg area. This station is in Charlottesville