Subject	yes, im going by lambda, and i wont fine tune untill i have
Posted by	Dane (Houston) on April 15, 2010 at 9:00 AM
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In Reply To	Lambda is the same for all fuels posted by sparkie on April 14, 2010 at 03:49 PM
Message	the current mixed blend used up and refill up on full e85. One of my concerns right now is keeping an eye on fuel lines to see if they are compatible. Im going to pull on off and inspect the inside of it this weekend. Otherwise the car is running beautiful now, and everything is being logged. Formerly SpecNATT (Houston)
Follow Ups	running on e85. a/f ratios timing at tip ? - Dane (Houston) 09:45:34 04/14/10 **and tips?** (n/m) - Dane (Houston) 10:34:58 04/14/10 Lot of tips in this thread: - not4resaleZ 11:38:11 04/14/10 That is a very good link, and everything I was looking to - Dane (Houston) 14:37:01 04/14/10 Re: running on e85. a/f ratios timing at tip ? - Seb@Specialty-Z 11:40:56 04/14/10 2nd, my tuner say's he uses the same "targets" as pumpgas. (n/m) - 1badz32 (MN) 11:46:21 04/14/10 Lambda is the same for all fuels - sparkie 15:49:18 04/14/10 yes, im going by lambda, and i wont fine tune untill i have - Dane (Houston) 09:00:50 04/15/10 Please keep us informed on what you find. (n/m) - not4resaleZ 09:56:11 04/15/10 Check all aluminum fuel parts that contact the E85 - sparkie 12:24:06 04/15/10 Your WB display may be skewed to the richer side - sparkie 15:55:52 04/14/10 E85= higher boost potential - arthoes 19:30:28 04/14/10
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