E85 LS6 builder and tuner?
#3
Drifting
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Not radical. Compression no more than 0.5 over normal LS6. The engine will be for road racing and time trial with NASA and NARRA. Time Trial A with NASA, TT-3 or TT-2 with NARRA. 400 or so HP at the wheels max.
#4
Melting Slicks
I have to ask why? Availability at different tracks is poor. The fuel requirement is 40% more than gasoline. I calculated that over 100 gallons would be needed for a DE or race weekend. What benefits are you seeing?
#5
Drifting
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Cost, charge temperature, cleaner burning, environmentally more friendly (depending on source and a host of other factors outside the scope of this simple board thread), more power (at the cost of using more fuel), self-cleaning engine. Also, I like to experiment with roads less taken.
#6
Melting Slicks
Cost, charge temperature, cleaner burning, environmentally more friendly (depending on source and a host of other factors outside the scope of this simple board thread), more power (at the cost of using more fuel), self-cleaning engine. Also, I like to experiment with roads less taken.
#7
Melting Slicks
Depending on where you are located I know that Fran at RPM in Delaware did the E85 LS7 engine in the car I was considering. I had two conversations with him at length helping me to clearly understand and weigh the pros and cons of using E85.
#8
Drifting
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