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Old 02-22-2013, 10:12 AM   #1
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Ka24de e85

No questions here just wanted to share my experience with e85 since there isn't a whole lot of information out there on s chassis and e85.
I took my turbo kit off because I'm having a baby and goin back to active duty but missed the power. So e85 was too easy.

My set up
Ka24de
248/248 cam
Z32 MAF
Sr370cc
Custom long tube header
2.5 in exhaust w/cat unknown muffler
Apexi SAFC
Short ram air
Ngk plugs
10.2 mm plug wires
Walboro 255 fuel pump
Z32 fuel filter
Fidanza lightweight flywheel
Spec stage 3 clutch
E fans w/no clutch fan
No power steering or a/c

Goods:
Noticable gains all over powerband! Low end is great! 60-100 super smooth and way faster. Dropped a second off 0-60 time. My exhaust tone is much deeper and a little louder.
Bads:
Gas mileage = 22 mpg on mixed driving mostly in town
Less places to get fuel
Changed fuel filter twice and fuel lines got clogged once
Tempted to stay pedal to the floor and launch at every stop.
If anyone has any questions let me know I'm happy to help anyway I can and I encourage everyone to make the swap!!
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Old 02-25-2013, 01:27 PM   #2
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If you had a way to tune it right (i.e not an SAFC) you would find better gas mileage and an increase in power, too. You can easily add 4 to 8° of timing ... if you did not do that, there is no way it is faster than on standard fuel.

edit: there IS a way though... you could just change the base timing. Which is not a good idea, as the increase in timing is not linear across the rpms / load .
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