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  1. 05-20-2012, 11:46 PM #1
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    How much boost are you running on E-85?

    I was using E-85 on my Charger before my KB install and was happy with the results. Now that I have the supercharger I'm wondering what kind of boost everyone is running using E-85? Knowing your bottom end configuration would also be helpful.

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    I have seen some of the tuner cars running 35 psi. But it also depends on compresion ratio. You should show a big power change on e85 over gas on boost. Much better then N/A.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BLUEBOY455 View Post
    I have seen some of the tuner cars running 35 psi. But it also depends on compresion ratio. You should show a big power change on e85 over gas on boost. Much better then N/A.
    Troy, are running E-85 on Wilson's car? How much boost on that?
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    Running 50+ lbs. of boost no problem on 9:1 compression motors. Not in Hemis though. Doing 20-22 PSI on the Hemis no problem, but at that low of a boost level you really can run any fuel you want with the right tune.
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