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3800 series 2 SC E85 guys - Going for 11's - Questions for those who have. by DimeMachine
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Report this Post08-15-2013 01:43 PM Click Here to See the Profile for DimeMachineSend a Private Message to DimeMachineEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Got close to 11's last time out (12.05). Plan on going back to the track and finally getting into the 11's.

This time I will have MT Drag radials - I think this should drop my 60' from 1.77 to 1.6ish.

I plan to spend more time adjusting the timing and AFR to find optimum.

Questions - what have you found that works for AFR and WOT timing. I am thinking low 11 AFR (Gasoline Scale) and about 20 degrees advance. I realize all cars are different but wanted to see if there is a general agreement as to approximate AFR & timing advance (as a point of reference). My engine info: 3800 SC series 2, VS cam, 60# injectors, E85, 2.8 pulley, free flow exhaust & intake.

Thoughts?

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What springs you running? If you have 105# you can change your shift points to 6K rpm.
Typically a higher AFR makes more powah? What were you running?
E85 seems to be equivalent to running an IC. If you add an IC you will smash, smash...smash !
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Originally posted by nosrac:

What springs you running? If you have 105# you can change your shift points to 6K rpm.
Typically a higher AFR makes more powah? What were you running?
E85 seems to be equivalent to running an IC. If you add an IC you will smash, smash...smash !


Yes, I have the 105 springs and it shifts at 6150. seems like it really would like to keep reeving though but I decided from research a while back that 6200 is about the max for my pushrods. Anyone else have a comment about shift rpm with Stock rockers, 105 springs, stock pushrods?

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I tried almost everything to run an 11 on street tires. With some DR's you should be able to do it.
I had a lot more umph off the line but my tires would spin if I gave it too much juice.
More timing and less boost may do it to, If you don't have any KR. I couldn't run more than 16* timing on 93 octane.
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Report this Post08-16-2013 11:38 AM Click Here to See the Profile for JustinbartSend a Private Message to JustinbartEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
You could start at in the 11's AFR then lean it out and see how much it improves. I'm finding that my car likes 12.5-13 on the butt dyno but i'm sure you're seeing higher air temps.

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Originally posted by Justinbart:

You could start at in the 11's AFR then lean it out and see how much it improves. I'm finding that my car likes 12.5-13 on the butt dyno but i'm sure you're seeing higher air temps.



I agree, my air temps are a lot higher and when I lean it towards 12, I have to back off the timing to fend off KR at the end of the 1/4 mile run (basically 3rd gear close to the end). What are you finding your setup likes as max WOT timing on E85?
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