tunning with alky
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tunning with alky
Correct me if Im wrong but I think alcohol would burn up a O2 sensor so a air/fuel gauge would be out of the question. Also alcohol works at a different ratio than regular fuel which is 14.7/1, so if the gauge actually survived the alcohol then it would constantly read rich since twice the amount of alcohol is used compared to gasoline. If anyone sees anything wrong with my thoughs then feel free to correct me as I am no expert in alcohol or methanol.
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tunning with alky
I'm VERY new to alky myself. But from what I understand your plug should look brand new if it is tuned right. I think any tan color means lean or rich.
Like I said, I'm a noob to alky, please correct me if I'm wrong!!!!!
P.S. I don't see anything in your sig about an aftermarket carb, I don't think anyone has had much luck running alky in the stocker.
Like I said, I'm a noob to alky, please correct me if I'm wrong!!!!!
P.S. I don't see anything in your sig about an aftermarket carb, I don't think anyone has had much luck running alky in the stocker.
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tunning with alky
If you run too fat on alky, your power wont suffer than much,but you'll notice your oil will become "milky" The best way I can think of to tune alky is to get a ETG(exhaust Temp gage) and jet by reading exhaust temps. I think the best exhaust temp(at the headers) for alky is 1250 degree's, if its to lean the tempature will be higher,and vise-versa. Someone on here will know better, but I think thats right.
Your throttle body will come pretty close,but remember. It "tunes" alot different than a regular carb. WE have fuel pressure as a tuning tool,along with jet size. It will take some time to get these tuned in perfectly,and their isnt going to be much info here. Darrell is our best source for tuning info, and also trail and error is going to be the best way to tune your quad in the end.
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Your throttle body will come pretty close,but remember. It "tunes" alot different than a regular carb. WE have fuel pressure as a tuning tool,along with jet size. It will take some time to get these tuned in perfectly,and their isnt going to be much info here. Darrell is our best source for tuning info, and also trail and error is going to be the best way to tune your quad in the end.
Bigger.
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