Joey,

If you do not find direct information from the list participants, I 
suggest you look to Brazil. In the 1980s, they had many vehicles which 
ran on 100% ethanol including some fiats and GM vehicles.

Good luck,

Tom


On 29 Jan, 2009, at 6:05 PM, Joey Baghodoughnuts wrote:

> I am getting ready to make the conversion for one of my vehicles to 
> run straight Ethanol, not E-85 but 100% Ethanol.
>
> Has anyone successfully done this?
>
> I have a project car sitting around, a 1986 Chevy Camaro, with the 
> 2.8L 6-cylinder Engine, and I have a supply of pure ethanol available.
>
> I know I need to either reconfigure the timing in the computer for the 
> injectors, or I need to buy a unit with a time-delay to be able to 
> make the fuel-air mixture a little richer due to ethanol burning with 
> a lower energy coefficient.  I know that I'll also have to add a 
> secondary filter to the fuel line that's easily changed on the side of 
> the road, due to the detergent effects of ethanol.  Is there anything 
> else anyone can think of that I should add to the list of work that I 
> will have to do on this engine before it can safely burn Ethanol?
>
> I know that I'll be taking a performance hit on this as well, but I 
> will eventually get to making other modifications to improve 
> performance and hopefully get it back to what it was before the 
> conversion.
>
>
>
>
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