i use to run 91 on a procharged 2015 at 10psi then i went to 18 psi so i added water/methHey Guys, curious who is running pump 91 with a power adder.
What psi and power ?
Thanks . Never thought you could get 10psi on 91, obviously it’s doable. Probably removing a bunch of timing ?i use to run 91 on a procharged 2015 at 10psi then i went to 18 psi so i added water/meth
Thanks for reply. I expected 6 to 8 psi safe on pure 91 .My sig shows my mods, but on 91, I must run alittle bit of Boostane, otherwise I see some knock on my NGauge.
Only takes 3-4 oz per tank and it does make a difference watching knock on nGauge. I am around 10Lbs boost, 82mm pulley.
I did pull alittle timing but allowed the knock sensors to bring timing back up if better fuel was available.My sig shows my mods, but on 91, I must run alittle bit of Boostane, otherwise I see some knock on my NGauge.
Only takes 3-4 oz per tank and it does make a difference watching knock on nGauge. I am around 10Lbs boost, 82mm pulley.
Can you share more details about this combination?724 on straight 91 however I do run some boostane in the tank on the street for safety. 11psi gen 5 whipple
Whipple Stage 2 3.875 pulley, ARH 1 3/4 headers, Corsa sport 3" is really it for power mods. Other than that I focused on light rotating parts, aluminum flywheel, driveshaft, eradispeed rotors and 50lb street rear wheel/ tire combo. This could have affected numbers some but I'm not sure. I was expecting right at 700 and 550 ish torque on 91Can you share more details about this combination?
What are you folks running at the track on 91?
It’s probably a very nice daily ? Very quick, yet has some manners .643 RWHP, Stage 1 (750HP) Whipple GEN3/2.9L Kit here. Advertised 9psi (reads 9psi on the stock gauge, but some say that's not accurate). Car is entirely stock with cats and everything.
2 years, almost 10k miles of fun on the setup so far. All we have here is 91 Octane, although I run a sip of Boostane at the dragstrip simply because going roundy-round making passes in 100 degree summer heat, I prefer a little safety margin against knock.