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| 450 / 640 - 1 = -30% | 450 / 640 - 1 = -30% | ||
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| + | ===== Injector flow differences ===== | ||
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| + | As if it wasn't already complicated enough, the different fluid flow properties of ethanol compared to gasoline mean that your injectors are flowing a different volumetric flowrate! So in addition to the different stoichiometric ratio, you have to also account for a different flowrate too. This page has more details. | ||
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| + | [[injdata-fueltype|Injector flowrate by fluid]] | ||
| ===== E85 worksheet ===== | ===== E85 worksheet ===== | ||
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