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[Adam Wade]

--- Rick McLeod <dunvegan at sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> in my understanding, one could use static mapping as
> long as you know the % of alcholhol blend being
> used.

That was my thought.  If you know you're going to be
using E85, the math should be fairly easy for how much
more volume you need to deliver.  Just up your fuel
pressure with an adjustable pressure regulator for the
E85; a calculator and a fuel pressure gauge should be
sufficient (with the adjustable regulator) as long as
you have enough capacity to spare in your high
pressure fuel pump and low pressure delivery hardware
(depending on whether your system runs high pressure
from the tank directly, or low pressure to the engine compartment).

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