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Originally Posted by 1slow370 less power ethanol is 10% less volitale than gasoline. you could push the timing but you'd never get all the power or milage back. FI it
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I've run a high amount of xylene in both my 06 gti with a apr s3 turbo kit on 100 octane mode and my '86 944 turbo with a t04e 50 trim at 23 psi. It really does work wonders when mixed properly. They used xylene in F1 back in the day when they could use turbos. They actually ran 86% or so xylene and the rest filler to meet the octane requirements back then. As far as E85 goes, you could indeed use it to great advantage in a NA car. However, you would need to raise the compression ratio quite high for it to be worth it. I think I've seen 13.5-14:1 C/R with E85 all motor. Otherwise the timing advance, like previously mentioned, just won't be enough. Too advanced of timing doesn't do anyone any good no matter what fuel you're running. |
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