Wilson Manifolds v2 Results for a 2.3ltr on E85
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Wilson Manifolds v2 Results for a 2.3ltr on E85
I found these results from Reese Tuning on the internet, 500 ft lbs @ 3500 RPM with a stock head...awesome. http://www.socalevo.net/index.php?op...&topic=73989.0
I found these results from Reese Tuning on the internet, 500 ft lbs @ 3500 RPM with a stock head...awesome. http://www.socalevo.net/index.php?op...&topic=73989.0
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From the original post "Please keep in mind this is a new engine. Power WAS NOT to its full potential. We also ran out of fuel with the PTE1000s." James Reese
Plus with the red and e85 you would need at least a set of 1200's to make it close to its full potential. I can not wait until that fuel is in NY so I can put it on my stroker. Should make for an easy 600 hp DD car.
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^ No problem, I missed that the first time I read it, I was in shock how early the torque came in.
Reese knows his stuff. I'm very impressed with his E85 tuning on a stock ECU. That is an awesome combination and with a stock head no less.
Reese knows his stuff. I'm very impressed with his E85 tuning on a stock ECU. That is an awesome combination and with a stock head no less.
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That's what I get for hoping on here right after I wake up.
They are expecting around 580/580

