E85/93 Mix JB4 on Map 5 Log Review

[MrSmoofy]

I wish I was better at understanding the chart/logs that the JB4 gives me.



This is the image log is also attached.

This is 5gal of E85 mixed in with a FULL tank of 93
JB4, Injen Intakes, ARK Downpipe are the only performance mods.

ING1 if I understand correctly the first 2 drops before the first shift indicated by the Green line seems that maybe not enough octane, but like I said I'm newish to trying to understand the chart and logs.

 

[Terry@BMS]

Logging details are posted here: Kia/Hyundai JB4 Logging Parameters - N54Tech.com - International Turbo Racing Discussion

On log this is just tire spin/traction control. Once you upshift everything looks normal.

 

[MrSmoofy]

Logging details are posted here: Kia/Hyundai JB4 Logging Parameters - N54Tech.com - International Turbo Racing Discussion

On log this is just tire spin/traction control. Once you upshift everything looks normal.

Thanks, Terry, I have read that post, about halfway through my eyes glaze over and I start to get lost, I'll give it some more reads to hopefully understand it more.

 

[DrewU272]

Logging details are posted here: Kia/Hyundai JB4 Logging Parameters - N54Tech.com - International Turbo Racing Discussion

On log this is just tire spin/traction control. Once you upshift everything looks normal.

Hey Terry

Is there a way to calculate the HP and Torque using these logs? Or is Dyno the only way to figure this?

 

[Terry@BMS]

You could try to speculate but would be pointless IMHO, a dragy is the best way to measure "real world" performance.

 

[Tonkabob]

Why are the trims so high?

 

[Aarvix]

E30 and no fuel wires maybe?

 

[garrettt331]

I have E85 at a gas station near me and would like to try Map3. Do I simply just do 5 gallons of E85 and the rest 93? Is this going to be corrosive over time?

 

[Stiletto]

E85 is not corrosive. Unless you are putting it in a 10 year old car, it poses no risk to your fuel system. Most gas stations have E10, which means you are already sending corn gas through your vehicle.

 

[SafetyPilotCal]

Even dating back to 2001, most everything on the road in the US was built to tolerate at least E15. My '01 Regal GS has been on full E85 for two years now, and the only thing in the fuel system I changed was the pump and injectors. Rest of it is factory and holds up to the ethanol just fine.