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My Latest E85 Dyno

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Old 01-06-2009, 01:24 PM
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This is my latest E85 Dyno at 20psi. Specs are below:

2003 Tiburon 2.0L
Pauter Rods
CP OE Bore Low Comp Pistons
Fully balanced
Maintec Race Tubular Manifold
GT2876R Turbo with .86 Turbine A/R (Can you say lag?)
Custom 3" Turbo back exhaust
SMT-6 and Dual Fuel rail with 65lb/hr injectors
E85 Ethanol

Old 01-06-2009, 01:51 PM
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I thought you are running FIC?

nice numbers you got there fing02.gif
Old 01-06-2009, 01:55 PM
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Nope, SMT6 all the way baby!! Oh and I do have a Unichip hooked up to control timing and a future N20 kit.. smile.gif For some reason the Unichip does a better job at advancing timing under closed loop, go figure.
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Damn I would be happy if I could kept my Unichip Q+ but unfortunatelly thier representative shop here in Croatia suck at tuning it and I could not get my hands on a software needed to tune it myself
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Nice #'s
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Nice. Glad to see someone posting SAE instead of STD corrected numbers.
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Notice my smoothing is a level zero? Lol not to brag but my curve is really that smooth. smile.gif
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I noticed...

I also see you're a bit rich (for E85) from 3850 on up. Probably leaving a bit of power on the table. Should be able to run 12.2-12.7:1 safely on E85.



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