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Max Power Of A Bosch 044?

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The Dan Grand Master

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In relation to the double fuel for E85 vs 98, I always allow for double flow. It's a general rule that 20-30% increase is expected with E85....sometimes 40%. We went from 4L/min up to 7.8L/min but also went up in hp at the same time. Then we tuned for EGT's and it has come back down most likely....but we didn't do a calculated fuel flow after the first one

If you tune E85 with EGT's, in theory you shouldn't use any more than 98....without EGT's you would be tuning to around 0.8:1 Lambda. With EGT's you would find more like 0.95:1 Lambda is where it suits best.

On that note, though, I definitely wouldn't recommend anyone tuning to those AFR's without EGT's in place.

SimonR32 Grand Master

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R32 GTS4 540awhp through one 044 mounted in tank.

R32 GTR 627rwhp single 044 in tank on BP98

R32 GTR 575rwhp single 044 in tank on BP98

R32 Gts-t 517rwhp single 044 in tank on E42.5

R34 Gt-t 505rwhp single 044 in tank on E42.5

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The Dan Grand Master

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R32 GTR 627rwhp single 044 in tank on BP98

R32 GTR 575rwhp single 044 in tank on BP98

R32 Gts-t 517rwhp single 044 in tank on E42.5

R34 Gt-t 505rwhp single 044 in tank on E42.5

what mph did the first two run?

SimonR32 Grand Master

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what mph did the first two run?

First one ran 134mph with 604rwhp

Second one didn't run at drags... Best I can give you is it pulled on a VL in 3rd and 4th that ran 127mph (the next night) running about 520rwhp

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