Thread: Stock sr20de+t-25+-85=win

Now come the people who say your dyno is off. I wish I had e85. Even if I could get 5whp from my all motor setup I would be happy as shit.

Agree^^^^.lol,All motor I made 9-10 more on e-85 with sr16pistons cut 1mm off the top. Tq was in 160-162 I believe.
This is the Dyno I always use, my brother and I rent the bay there, so after our work we go there and work on customer cars.

Thats impressive as hell. Any idea what you guys were running as far as timing? Also stock VE injectors did the job? I know a lot of Honda cats who run it now with their K cars with 13.5-14:1 CR. Only thing that sucks is nearest E85 station is 30mins away.

I am running on the yellow subaru Inj.
Since I am at the Dyno alot I see the new civic si's come in with i/h/e and Ecu and Dyno 210-212 whp on average and when they swap out the inj. On yhe Dyno pump out the 93 oct. And let the 85 run in for a bit they average 225-232 whp and the mid range is incredible, they're tq is in the the mid 160 range.
And timing for me to be honest I was close to what I put on a regular ve compression motor. With no detonation.

Thanks for the info bro. Hopefully more gas stations start providing E85. I would love to see what kind of gains I could have with E85. My brother will be upgrading so I can buy his 555's. Hmmmm.

If E85 stations were more available I would do it tomorrow. Right now, only one station gets it around here and it is 15 miles from my house, 3 miles from my work. But it seriously is a huge inconvenience.

E85 and I would grab some ID2000 injectors with a new walbro 400lph pump. push 20psi daily and make 500whp for shizzle.

I have that subie Inj. Setup and I wonder if my neo can make up for putting in some e85

Just up your fuel pressure so it makes your inj 30% larger then you map is for and use ur Neo to fine tune.

Up it?!?! Wouldn't e85 make me run rich as is? Or u mean up it cause spraying purposes....

Gio have any fuel components been changed to use E85? Such as fuel lines or the gas tank. Just curious as to what is needed to run E85 in these cars.