Audi B8.5 S5 GIAC stage II 1/4mile -> [email protected] (02/18/2016 time)

[Loe]

Temp 68
Humidity 37%
Mercury 30.27
DA 368ft

Mods are the same as last time:
GIAC Stage II
GIAC TCU
AWE-pulley
034Motorsports throttle body boot
AFe filter
exhaust X-pipe mod

Removed spare tire/jack, GIAC RACE file, 1/3 tank of gas remaining (in between the 1/2 and 1/4 tank on the gauge), Fuel = 93 octane mixed with E85 for an E38% blend with an effective octane of 97.1, Tire pressure 39/38 f/r on OEM Dunlap Sport Maxx GT. I ran 3 11.5 (one of them I posted), and about 10 11.6x slips as the night progressed and traction became an issue.

Timeslip broken down:

R/T .348
60' 1.656
330 4.781
1/8 7.377
MPH 95.26
1000 9.603
1/4 11.487
MPH 119.69

I was told to stop running after they figured out I was running consistent 11.5-11.6 (no helmet, oops!). GIAC running strong, i'm running near my LC limit so I'll have to make an appointment soon with Justin@urotuning to get my updated file flashed to raise it. Thank you Justin for making all transactions as painless, and alex@giac for answering questions promptly

Going back Sunday for Runday Sunday, I purchased a 5 gallon can of VP MS109 and going to be doing an E85 mixed in with it. Maybe I can get into the lower 11.4x? or maybe 11.3? we will see

[starfall]

Awesome times! Do you have a gauge that shows what % ethanol you have?

[4RingRook]

Wow - really good times

[Loe]

Thanks guys! I dont have an ethanol gauge, but my local pump has consistently tested at 82-85% mix in the past. However, it is something I am considering as i run this blend religiously.

[Loe]

Update....

the DA was approx 1,300 feet that Sunday I ran, so the MS109 w/ E85 didn't result in a faster time due to the heat, long lines, and higher DA's. However, when I compared my time slip to one ran in similar DA's, it was approx .1 (one tenth) faster and approx. 1.5 mph higher. I am still hopeful for that 11.3x mid-March as humidity is still low here in FL for the month and temps are cooler during evening hours (mid-high 60's), which will make for wonderful conditions.