E85

jim hensley · 10-09-2012, 10:12 AM

Been running E85 for over a year now and had some experience with it. Had some carb problems until I got hooked up with Mark Sullens, he is the best, you can go to his website and get some valuable information on what temp to stage and tuning. E85 does not vaperize till 165 degrees, so you need to be that before you stage. There is alot more to it than just bolting on a E85 converted carb. most agree you don't need to run over 7 pounds of fuel pressure. I buy E85 locally, just be sure and check it with a tester so you know what you are getting. My local station changes content from E85 summer to E75 winter blend. I will buy enough to fill my 55 gallon drum in the summer when they have the true E85.

10-09-2012, 10:12 AM	#28
jim hensley Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: columbia tn Posts: 50 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: E85 Been running E85 for over a year now and had some experience with it. Had some carb problems until I got hooked up with Mark Sullens, he is the best, you can go to his website and get some valuable information on what temp to stage and tuning. E85 does not vaperize till 165 degrees, so you need to be that before you stage. There is alot more to it than just bolting on a E85 converted carb. most agree you don't need to run over 7 pounds of fuel pressure. I buy E85 locally, just be sure and check it with a tester so you know what you are getting. My local station changes content from E85 summer to E75 winter blend. I will buy enough to fill my 55 gallon drum in the summer when they have the true E85.