How is everyone, im wondering if I’m able to mix e-85 with 91 octane to produce e30. I know 93+ is typical but it’s almost impossible to find in my area. On a seperate note would I be able to run 100-110 octane alone or would it need to be a mix? Thanks you for all feedback
You can mix 93, 91, or even 87, you'll just have lower octane (or need more E85 to achieve the same octane). There are lots of calculators online that let you enter gallons/octane of each, but remember E30 is a guideline so you don't need to be super precise.
4 gallons of E85 in 10 gallons of premium will have you around 96 octane using 93, and if you use 91 you'll probably drop a point, point and a half in octane.
How is everyone, im wondering if I’m able to mix e-85 with 91 octane to produce e30. I know 93+ is typical but it’s almost impossible to find in my area. On a seperate note would I be able to run 100-110 octane alone or would it need to be a mix? Thanks you for all feedback
I was mixing E85 with Cali 91 octane for a while, running map 4 on the jb4. Runs like a beat, I was getting 12.1 1/4 mile ET, but it is not convenient to get the E85 near me, so I switched to WMI.
I was mixing E85 with Cali 91 octane for a while, running map 4 on the jb4. Runs like a beat, I was getting 12.1 1/4 mile ET, but it is not convenient to get the E85 near me, so I switched to WMI
I was mixing E85 with Cali 91 octane for a while, running map 4 on the jb4. Runs like a beat, I was getting 12.1 1/4 mile ET, but it is not convenient to get the E85 near me, so I switched to WMI.
