Getting my evo track "ready" opinions plz
#19
What Razor said. You'll start to sputter pretty bad on longer left hand turns at around half a tank and right handers shortly after. As you prob know fuel starvation on our motors is a death sentence. Take extra fuel! I'm not on E85 yet but from what I've read (guys, correct me if I'm wrong)you'll go through about 4-5 gallons per 20 min session on E85.
#20
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What Razor said. You'll start to sputter pretty bad on longer left hand turns at around half a tank and right handers shortly after. As you prob know fuel starvation on our motors is a death sentence. Take extra fuel! I'm not on E85 yet but from what I've read (guys, correct me if I'm wrong)you'll go through about 4-5 gallons per 20 min session on E85.
#21
Really? Wow! Okay... as I mentioned I'm not on E85 yet but plan to pick up all my E85/Flex Fuel goodies this friday. Was planning to just carry a **** ton of fuel with me to the track till I figure out my surge tank but now you've got me second guessing. I've experienced fuel starvation on 93 and its not a good feeling... at what tank level would you say starvation would begin on E85?
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Really? Wow! Okay... as I mentioned I'm not on E85 yet but plan to pick up all my E85/Flex Fuel goodies this friday. Was planning to just carry a **** ton of fuel with me to the track till I figure out my surge tank but now you've got me second guessing. I've experienced fuel starvation on 93 and its not a good feeling... at what tank level would you say starvation would begin on E85?
For the first track day on 93 octane I wouldn't worry about it but once you start going faster you need to start thinking about it. The higher demands of ethanol exacerbate the situation.
#23
It happened to me on the stock turbo on a very left centric 3 mile track by the third lap after starting the session with a full tank.
For the first track day on 93 octane I wouldn't worry about it but once you start going faster you need to start thinking about it. The higher demands of ethanol exacerbate the situation.
For the first track day on 93 octane I wouldn't worry about it but once you start going faster you need to start thinking about it. The higher demands of ethanol exacerbate the situation.
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Originally Posted by kyoo
I think they mean the car consumes e85 faster, thus you'll run into the problem sooner, if I'm not mistaken. I'd maybe anticipate filling after every session
#27
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The 8/9 gets fuel starve as well, just much later, like below 1/4 tank. And the X has oil starve issue as well. It's just what happens when you build a car up so it is capable of way more than it was ever designed for.
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#28
Is this all that I will need and this will work with my 450 correct?
https://www.maperformance.com/collec...tion-x-20-0113
If there is anything else I need to install this please say so.
https://www.maperformance.com/collec...tion-x-20-0113
If there is anything else I need to install this please say so.
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Is this all that I will need and this will work with my 450 correct?
https://www.maperformance.com/collec...tion-x-20-0113
If there is anything else I need to install this please say so.
https://www.maperformance.com/collec...tion-x-20-0113
If there is anything else I need to install this please say so.
Check out my write up I did awhile back: https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...fuel-rail.html
at the very least you need the install kit PLUS the surge tank.
#30
No, that is just the install kit, you also need the surge tank itself.
Check out my write up I did awhile back: https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...fuel-rail.html
at the very least you need the install kit PLUS the surge tank.
Check out my write up I did awhile back: https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...fuel-rail.html
at the very least you need the install kit PLUS the surge tank.
I do have a aem fuel pressure gauge routed off my boomba rail to inside my car as well so I can monitor it that way. Even tho I'm assuming it won't be able to warn me if I am going to have fuel cuts?