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Interesting that the boost ramps up slightly slower with E85 despite making more power at that stage anyway.

40rwkw gain in the mid and top out of 1psi, that's a nice chunk of power.

Yeah quite good considering I'm seeing people only make 300kw with -5s and E85 on the RB26 Result thread, with similar boost. You'd expect a lot higher with bigger turbos!

Keep in mind when we did the 98 run it had stock injectors in, E85 tune it had 1100cc Bosch injectors, some new style that have a GTR plug :)

Yeah quite good considering I'm seeing people only make 300kw with -5s and E85 on the RB26 Result thread, with similar boost. You'd expect a lot higher with bigger turbos!

Keep in mind when we did the 98 run it had stock injectors in, E85 tune it had 1100cc Bosch injectors, some new style that have a GTR plug :)

Thats probably either people being conservative with boost or old results?

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