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07-01-2014, 02:48 PM
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I miss my wheelbarrow
 
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I dont believe the emissions cost would have been much at all... you could tune for stoich and Ethanol would burn cleaner BEFORE you added any timing I promise you.
Plus they run an optical sensor in the return line to manage the injector duty cycle at various % of Ethanol in the tank... Holden would have an easier time doing the calibration on an AFM/E85 badged car than your local SCT tuner would as he has to tune to whats in the tank on the day, Holden have a sensor telling the ECM how much Ethanol is in there. Look at all the aftermarket companies selling Flex Fuel add-on kits out there.. doing it with next to no budget! Daniel |
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Re: E85 Fallen on its ***?
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