Ok guys here it is. Just to recap.
I converted to E85 and went to the dyno for a 3 pull.
Here are my mods:
M62 with 2.8" pulley
Custom Tube Inc Header/Downpipe w/ 1.75" Primaries and 3" collector
Magnaflow 2.5" Cat-back
Siemens 80# Fuel Injectors
HPTuners Custom Tune
Innovative Motorsports Wideband Sensor
K&N Drop In Filter
CX Racing Dual Pass Heat Exchanger
ZZP Dual Pass Endplate
GM Option B Kit
Here are the tune setups for my 3 runs:
Run 1 - 2.8" on 18 degrees of timing. (apples to apples to my 0TTP Stage 1 tune)
Run 2 - 2.8" on 25 degrees of timing.
Run 3 - 2.7" on 25 degrees of timing.
Here are the results compared to the 0TTP Stage 1 tune: SAE
Run 1 - 264whp 245wtq
+7whp
+7wtq
Run 2 - 278whp 255wtq
+21whp
+17wtq
Run 3 - 280whp 260wtq
+23whp
+22wtq
Apples to Apples Premium fuel vs E85SAE
All 3 RunsSAE
2 RunsSTD
Edit
TVS Results w/ 2.9" Pulley and 23 degrees of timing
TVS E85 vs Premium Comparison
E85 Seasonal Blend Changes:
Per federal (DOE) specifications E85 does change the % ethanol vs hydrocarbon by season. The purpose of this is to raise the Reid Vapor Pressure of the fuel for cold starts in flex fuel vehicles (FFV's)- this is done by increasing the % hydrocarbon (gas component) as colder temps are expected.
Here are the normal months changes begin to happen as one moves thru the seasons and the final blend % alcohol for Wisconsin's lattitude;
Sept 1st to Oct 31st - 78%
Nov 1st to March 31st - 70%
April 1st to May 15th - 78%
May 16th to Aug 31st - 83%
(% alcohol is stated in pure terms w/o denaturing gas-- thus the Summer E85 is 85% denatured ethanol but only 83.3% pure 200 proof booze). The months stated above will generally see changes happen near the first day of the month (except May and Sept) unless the weather is holding steady.
E85 - FAQs