Re: 93 Octane w/ethanol or 90 Octane non-ethanol
[Re: GregY]
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I switched my Valiant from 93 w/10% ethanol to 91 no e and it liked it a lot. I had to take out some jet, it went rich.
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Re: 93 Octane w/ethanol or 90 Octane non-ethanol
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At 9:1 you can probably run 87 without a problem and it might even run better. What would be the theory behind this?
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Re: 93 Octane w/ethanol or 90 Octane non-ethanol
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06/20/20 08:38 PM
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With the 93 you can go with a little more timing though. I agree, without ethanol would be better on a carburated fuel system, and if you deal with hot weather, hot starts can be a problem sometimes.
Maybe the 93 with an ethanol conditioner
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Re: 93 Octane w/ethanol or 90 Octane non-ethanol
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At 9:1 you can probably run 87 without a problem and it might even run better. What would be the theory behind this? More power potential/btu in 87. 93 is harder to burn, which is why you need it with higher compression. Control when the burn happens that way so less likely to detonate. You can get into quench and how the lame smogger 440s don’t have it, but your 9 to 1 should be ok. That’s a whole nother discussion though.
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Re: 93 Octane w/ethanol or 90 Octane non-ethanol
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6-8 times a year Get that junk outta the garage ! 😁 If thats case run 90 that you czn get at speedway rite around corner From your house And i blend with 110 . Do you ping when u hammer on it ? Wheres the timing ?
All my gaskets and hose are modern rated for ethanol , but who knows Mine slurps 93 $20 bucks a weekend in summer . . In october i def switch to 90 and blend . Needles seats stay happier , but even then theyve choked in spring before.
Look at your bowls for residue regardless in April .
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Re: 93 Octane w/ethanol or 90 Octane non-ethanol
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If the ethanol crap is easier to get and it runs ok, you could get by running Stabil 360. Use every fill up or two, get a new bottle every two years. Works for me. My stuff has been trouble free, the guy next door refuses to listen each year when I explain to him why his stuff is fubar and how he can stop it.
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