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E85 and 800cc injectors and 19 psi = .........

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Old 09-20-2008, 06:43 PM
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would his name be greg? from loveland?
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Old 09-20-2008, 07:39 PM
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did you play with the timing at all? im sure E85 would want more timing
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Old 09-20-2008, 09:13 PM
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I cannot advance timing...

But I just found what may have been severly hampering me... The fuel sock/filter on the walbro pump WAS FLIPPING SOLID CLOGGED. OK, not solid, but damn was it dirty. Lucky I had another replacement. Should make a huge difference.
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that sucks. get you some megasquirt
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Old 09-21-2008, 11:26 PM
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sounds like corrosion from the inside of the tank clogged the walbros sock.
ive heard of issues where walbro wont warranty e85 due to these issues and the risk of burning out their pumps.
its nice stuff. takes all the carbon deposits off of your pistons, valves, and injectors. but also the inside of your gas tank.
most people are more concerned about replacing the fuel lines and dont realize that the tank is an issue as well.
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Old 09-22-2008, 12:07 AM
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I only ran about 10 gallons, so I doubt that was it. More like the tank is dirty to start with, and I have run about 15 gallons of Torco through it in the past few years!
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Originally Posted by drunkinmaster1
sounds like corrosion from the inside of the tank clogged the walbros sock.
ive heard of issues where walbro wont warranty e85 due to these issues and the risk of burning out their pumps.
its nice stuff. takes all the carbon deposits off of your pistons, valves, and injectors. but also the inside of your gas tank.
most people are more concerned about replacing the fuel lines and dont realize that the tank is an issue as well.
true that! my pistons still look new and everything is clean! and the oil doesnt discolor! after 1000 miles on this last change its the same! and i cant beat the price,

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Old 09-23-2008, 12:01 PM
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This site has 1680cc reman injectors for $38 each. Call them.
www.gbreman.com
you want ford part #F5TE-B5A

They are top feed but you are capable of making your own fuel rail. The triumph guys do it all the time. Copper tubing and tees with some careful soldiering and forethought. We built one for a turbo mk1 mr2 once, it worked out pretty well. 60+psi all day. Just take your time and pressure test it before hand.

Something to think about.
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Originally Posted by Hitchhikkr
This site has 1680cc reman injectors for $38 each. Call them.
www.gbreman.com
you want ford part #F5TE-B5A

They are top feed but you are capable of making your own fuel rail. The triumph guys do it all the time. Copper tubing and tees with some careful soldiering and forethought. We built one for a turbo mk1 mr2 once, it worked out pretty well. 60+psi all day. Just take your time and pressure test it before hand.

Something to think about.
Where are you finding prices?? All i can find is that they clean there injectors, and the process they go thru..
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Where are you finding prices?? All i can find is that they clean there injectors, and the process they go thru..
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Call them.
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