engineermike
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First, I am fully aware of the performance benefits of e85 and octane boosters on coyotes. But like myself, another forum member decided to see what he could get out of true 93 octane on a Whipple 2019 gt.
The car is 4100 lb race weight. DA was right at 0. Fuel was *true 93* out the pump with no octane booster or meth injection.
Whipple stage 2, 3.75 pulley
LTH/no cats/2.25” factory connect/2.5” exhaust
Stock front wheels with 17” ET streets
I’ve worked with him for many months on the tune to see how far we could push pump gas without increasing risk to the power train. This includes cam timing, gdi/hpfp, and spark control optimization. We totally reconfigured how the mapped points are managed as well.
We thought it might be a fluke a couple of weeks ago when he pulled 139, but last night he backed it up with a 138 and a whopping 141.8 mph (10.23 et). To say I was happy with this mph would be an understatement; as the best I expected was mid/upper 130’s.
That said, I would really like to see how this car would respond with some more exhaust work (all 3”, as I’ve measured the high restriction of 2.25” exhaust at this power level) and perhaps the xdi hpfp.
The car is 4100 lb race weight. DA was right at 0. Fuel was *true 93* out the pump with no octane booster or meth injection.
Whipple stage 2, 3.75 pulley
LTH/no cats/2.25” factory connect/2.5” exhaust
Stock front wheels with 17” ET streets
I’ve worked with him for many months on the tune to see how far we could push pump gas without increasing risk to the power train. This includes cam timing, gdi/hpfp, and spark control optimization. We totally reconfigured how the mapped points are managed as well.
We thought it might be a fluke a couple of weeks ago when he pulled 139, but last night he backed it up with a 138 and a whopping 141.8 mph (10.23 et). To say I was happy with this mph would be an understatement; as the best I expected was mid/upper 130’s.
That said, I would really like to see how this car would respond with some more exhaust work (all 3”, as I’ve measured the high restriction of 2.25” exhaust at this power level) and perhaps the xdi hpfp.
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