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Old Oct 21, 2014 | 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted by smokeshow
265kpa and 20 degrees. **** **** up.
Yes!

I run 93 pump, 19 degrees on 12 psi with no meth. Stock 4.8L. No knock at all and runs great. I'll be putting a 4l80e in here soon and basically going to crank it up until i'm out of injector. AIT's creep to 120 when its 95 degrees out, but with the current wether conditions I doubt it will get over 90.

Just curious on the post of 110 IAT's running meth? That seems crazy high. Should be getting iat drops of 20 degrees i would think running meth/water.

After 10 psi on my setup i'm stuck with last row of timing which is lame.
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Old Oct 21, 2014 | 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by boostedsl2
Yes!

I run 93 pump, 19 degrees on 12 psi with no meth. Stock 4.8L. No knock at all and runs great. I'll be putting a 4l80e in here soon and basically going to crank it up until i'm out of injector. AIT's creep to 120 when its 95 degrees out, but with the current wether conditions I doubt it will get over 90.

Just curious on the post of 110 IAT's running meth? That seems crazy high. Should be getting iat drops of 20 degrees i would think running meth/water.

After 10 psi on my setup i'm stuck with last row of timing which is lame.
There is a difference between spraying meth pre compressor and post compressor. I would like to spray post inter cooler but that's a different ball game with a roots blower.
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Old Oct 21, 2014 | 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by 03sierraslt
There is a difference between spraying meth pre compressor and post compressor. I would like to spray post inter cooler but that's a different ball game with a roots blower.
I see. if its pre-roots thats pretty good. I remember watching a stock coblat ss hit 180 aits all day long lol.
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Old Oct 21, 2014 | 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted by boostedsl2
I see. if its pre-roots thats pretty good. I remember watching a stock coblat ss hit 180 aits all day long lol.
My IAT's climb roughly 38 degrees in a pass, they peak right after the 1/8m and actually will drop a bit after that. At cruise they are generally 14-18 above ambient. Without the meth they would keep climbing the whole pass.
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Old Oct 21, 2014 | 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by 03sierraslt
There is a difference between spraying meth pre compressor and post compressor. I would like to spray post inter cooler but that's a different ball game with a roots blower.
Ray is working on it...
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Old Oct 21, 2014 | 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Vortec350ss
Ray is working on it...
If I go that far then I am gonna build a dedicated drag truck...........Loose about 2k lbs and add some more pony's. Should run pretty well....
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Old Oct 23, 2014 | 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Gadgetized
The addition of a fuel composition sensor is not too hard to do. The closest e85 station to me is 35 minutes away. I grab 40 gallons or so in a drum and it sits in my garage. I drive all over on pump gas and it has plenty of power for the street. When I want to run down the track, I dump some in when the tank is dry. The sensor calculates the actual fuel percentage, and adjusts the tune. I run 14 PSI on pump gas and my timing is 16 degrees. My tune adds 4 degrees of timing when I am on ethanol. I run 26 degrees of timing before the boost timing table starts working, and my plan when I turn the boost up to 22 PSI is to have about 17 degrees or so.
Have you confirmed this on the scanner? Was your truck factory E85? I added the comp sensor and enabled everything in the tune, it recognizes E85 and changes stoich but doesn't add any of the timing in my "Flex Fuel Adder" table. My truck is an 06 and was not originally E85 compliant. This added timing based on alcohol was the main reason I went through the trouble of adding the sensor and like the others have said I wanted to be able to drive anywhere and use any fuel without taking the laptop.
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Old Oct 23, 2014 | 09:24 PM
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Yes mine does work and add timing. I am not too familiar with the 06 models, but I almost thought they used STFT's to determine alcohol content instead of the sensor. My truck was a non flex fuel truck to begin with, I flashed in an OS that was flex fuel when I added the sensor. I did have to alter the stoich table a little, I think the sensor was off just a little bit.
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Old Oct 26, 2014 | 09:52 AM
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195 kpa 16.5 degrees
E30 mix and TWO 15gph straight meth
My guess is my timing is conservative , but I am going to keep it that way and add more boost when I get to the track . . . one day
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