VP Racing Fuels Shootout Part 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Part 3 of 3 in the VP Racing Fuels Shootout! In this final video we will test C85 vs X98 on our C6 Corvette and Scatpack Challenger. Which one do you think will come out on top this week? Join the conversation below, and make sure to follow us for our final video!
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Nice!
I just bought 15gals of VP x98 today!
Im stoked to use it in my build!
Are you all talking Total timing? Your making power at 22 degrees total or advance?
Have been using ethenol based fuels for a long time now. All we use is e85 at least 85%. This is on little 122CI 4cyls 10:1 comp with large turbos at 40s for boost. Amazing stuff.
Just takes a lot of fuel delivery. This is with 2150cc injectors. Large external pumps like magnafuel 750 ect
@@jedpratte Haha I'm gonna try x98 on my evo with all the boost
22 degrees of timing? Why do low? I'm running 30 degrees on 10 psi!
Thanks
What was the respective horsepower for the C6 at 5000 rpm where the Challenger's injectors were maxed?
So why didn't you cut the ethanol fuels with 93 to get it to E50 and get more out your fuel system on the Dodge?
Exactly what i was thinking
Yeah, future tests are plentiful! Stay tuned!
it still would have ran out
@@jayval75 Doubt it
SOOOO I’m confused which fuel was the best?? Thanks
x98 you can use with on normal injectors. C85 you can't, both make the same power from what it looks like. C85 probably last a bit longer since it's not pure ethanol.
@@Jamxknife thanks for your reply I did not know that. Someone makes a device that “tests” the fuel and adjusts the computer as needed, do you know anything about that?
@@dave5833 GM makes an oem flex fuel sensor. If you have an ecu that can take a 5v input you can tune your car off the difference in ethanol %. I use haltech
@@Jamxknife thanks for your reply as I remember reading it adjust for High Octane Race fuel and anything less down to 85
What percent of additional fuel is needed for the X98 VS C85?
Minimal really. C85 is 9.20 stoichiometric ratio, X98 is 8.98 mathematically it’s 2.5% more
Cool test. If I can make a suggestion, I think Bob needs to stop saying ‘yep’ and ‘right’ in the middle and after the other guys sentences. Just nod. Makes it hard to follow the info, at least for me.
I agree!
Do yourself a favour and give the ETS Z85 a shot! It will make the VP look like parts cleaner
Reminds me of the fuel shoot out y'all did 5 years ago. Alcohol based fuels did much better than the gasoline based fuels. Even meth injection with 50/50 meth and water did better than c16 and ms109.
nah i need to see it with a fuel system in it
One thing you really need to talk about the c85 not being good for all injectors.
IMO if you’re at the level to use c85, you have a good set of injectors that have good internals
@@mauricewaddelliii6244 ya but I have run in to a lot of people when I tune there cars they still don't know it. But they are people that did not build the cars
Little less talking BS and more talking about the facts about the fuels.