I ended up with some 42lb injectors tuning it on 12p
trying e70 atm does anyone know what stoich is for e70
is it worth modifying the afr tables to suit as atm they are for e85.
E85 tune modifications
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2inil8
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Re: E85 tune modifications
Attached is a really basic spreadsheet to work out the stoich for different blends.
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2inil8
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Re: E85 tune modifications
thanks mate 
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Re: E85 tune modifications
if it was a street car you probably could get away with not changing it, but for a race application i'd be making sure the numbers where right
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