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950cc enough? e85

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Feb 18, 2004
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Are 950's enough for e85? Mods are in my profile. I want reassurance before I drop it off at RRE for a complete dyno tune. Thanks in advance.
 
Its hard to say until the dyno starts running but I was MAXXING out my 850s on E85 and about 25psi on an HX35(around 47ish lb/min). These questions are too hard to ask but I have been seeing some great deal on injectors recently. 300 bucks for 1450s is really hard to beat.
 
That was a fast reply! My goals are to pretty much go as far as my fuel pump can take me. Once that becomes an obstacle then that's it. Which I believe the 255 max's out at around 550????

Its hard to say until the dyno starts running but I was MAXXING out my 850s on E85 and about 25psi on an HX35(around 47ish lb/min). These questions are too hard to ask but I have been seeing some great deal on injectors recently. 300 bucks for 1450s is really hard to beat.

Yes that is why I wanted to make sure Im not at 100% idc with the 950's I have now. Prices are really cheap for bigger injectors, so if my 950's aren't enough I'd like to go bigger now, than later.
 
From the ECMlink knowledge base.
E85 Air Flow Support Chart:

This chart outlines the approximate max airflow which can be supported for a given duty cycle and injector flow rate on E85. 43.5psi base fuel pressure is assumed.

Injector Size 100% IDC(lbs/min) 80% IDC (lbs/min) Global (E85)
390cc 21.80 lbs/min 17.44 lbs/min Not a good idea
450cc 25.15 lbs/min 20.12 lbs/min Not a good idea
550cc 30.74 lbs/min 24.59 lbs/min Not a good idea
580cc 32.42 lbs/min 25.94 lbs/min Not a good idea
650cc 36.33 lbs/min 29.07 lbs/min Not a good idea
660cc 36.89 lbs/min 29.51 lbs/min Not a good idea
680cc 38.01 lbs/min 30.41 lbs/min Not a good idea
720cc 40.24 lbs/min 32.20 lbs/min -6.9%
750cc 41.92 lbs/min 33.54 lbs/min -10.6%
780cc 43.60 lbs/min 34.88 lbs/min -10.4%
850cc 47.51 lbs/min 38.01 lbs/min -21.1%
880cc 49.19 lbs/min 39.35 lbs/min -20.2%
950cc 53.10 lbs/min 42.48 lbs/min -29.4%
1000cc 55.89 lbs/min 44.72 lbs/min -33.0%
1150cc 64.28 lbs/min 51.42 lbs/min -41.7%
1200cc 67.07 lbs/min 53.66 lbs/min -44.1%
1600cc 89.43 lbs/min 71.55 lbs/min -58.1%
1850cc 103.41 lbs/min 82.72 lbs/min -63.8%
 
For E85 you need injectors 30% larger than you would for normal fuel. So figure out what size injector you would need without E85 and do this:

Ex.

Say you would need a 650 cc injector not using E85.

650 * 0.3 = 195

650 + 195 = 845

So you would go with at least an 850 cc injector in this case.
 
From the ECMlink knowledge base.
E85 Air Flow Support Chart:

This chart outlines the approximate max airflow which can be supported for a given duty cycle and injector flow rate on E85. 43.5psi base fuel pressure is assumed.

Injector Size 100% IDC(lbs/min) 80% IDC (lbs/min) Global (E85)
390cc 21.80 lbs/min 17.44 lbs/min Not a good idea
450cc 25.15 lbs/min 20.12 lbs/min Not a good idea
550cc 30.74 lbs/min 24.59 lbs/min Not a good idea
580cc 32.42 lbs/min 25.94 lbs/min Not a good idea
650cc 36.33 lbs/min 29.07 lbs/min Not a good idea
660cc 36.89 lbs/min 29.51 lbs/min Not a good idea
680cc 38.01 lbs/min 30.41 lbs/min Not a good idea
720cc 40.24 lbs/min 32.20 lbs/min -6.9%
750cc 41.92 lbs/min 33.54 lbs/min -10.6%
780cc 43.60 lbs/min 34.88 lbs/min -10.4%
850cc 47.51 lbs/min 38.01 lbs/min -21.1%
880cc 49.19 lbs/min 39.35 lbs/min -20.2%
950cc 53.10 lbs/min 42.48 lbs/min -29.4%
1000cc 55.89 lbs/min 44.72 lbs/min -33.0%
1150cc 64.28 lbs/min 51.42 lbs/min -41.7%
1200cc 67.07 lbs/min 53.66 lbs/min -44.1%
1600cc 89.43 lbs/min 71.55 lbs/min -58.1%
1850cc 103.41 lbs/min 82.72 lbs/min -63.8%


Thanks! :rocks:
 
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