twdorris
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- Feb 13, 2003
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Frederick,
Maryland
I think someone, somewhere got confused on the direction of the math and somehow that has stuck. Gasoline requires 33% less fuel than E85. But that means E85 requires nearly 50% more fuel than gasoline.from everything I've read before today e85 requires ~30% more fuel
Bottom line, E85 requires 50% more fuel than gasoline to maintain its stoichiometric ratio.
That would actually work out perfectly! Good idea.Worse case scenerario how would it react to a 1g auto fpr with the higher base pressure?
750 * sqrt(43.5 / 37) = 813
So you'd end up with an effective injector size of 813 cc/min.
In theory, the injector size you would need on E85 to behave like 550s on gasoline would be:
550 / 0.67 = 821
So you're there! Go for it.
Thomas Dorris