E85 vs Gas

So this latest car im looking at is set up for e85. First question can i run that fuel on nitrous ? Second question if not what does it take to convert back to gas ?

cam is .284/.308
.839/.828
485/475
114*

scj cylinder heads

13.5:1

I am by no means an expert on this, but the short answer I have found in my research is yes. Since E85 is more readily available around here now, I have considered changing the small block Mustang over. There is tons of information on the Web about it and the common denominator I have found for a good starting point is an increase of about 25% on the fuel jet. That of coarse depends on what type of nitrous system is used and the overall engine combo. Also using a Wide Band O2 sensor for tuning would be a plus.

When the Pros on here that use nitrous all the time see this, I'm sure they can give a better answer than me, and I'm sure Steve at Induction Solutions would have a lot of input on this.

I don't know much about it either, but it seems most guys use a fuel test kit as the E-85 varies quite a bit and effects the tune. Yes you can spray with it, but how much is the million dollar question. Did you read Larry's Player Nitrous thread here?

Doug your answer is rite on, as long as the fuel is available in your area and it tests at 85% you will have no problems, rite now on raceone85.com I.m helping a couple of guys from Michigan tune thier cars for the fuel that is not 85%, even if the fuel don't test out to be 85% you can still tune it easy by jetting, I've been using it now for 6 years and have had no problems at all, its a good fuel and really cheap!!!

Blake - I have had very good results with E85 engines running similar cam specs and cylinder heads, both N/A and on nitrous.

That motor is perfect for E85 but it will need a carb with E85 metering blocks to work well. See Horsepower Innovations.
I've been running E85 for 4 years and it works great.

Lots of good info here!
http://motorsportsvillage.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=21&sid=0446d9c288771b8824260c078d1eea9e

Dave De wrote:That motor is perfect for E85 but it will need a carb with E85 metering blocks to work well. See Horsepower Innovations.
I've been running E85 for 4 years and it works great.

X2. I just had my nitrous plate flowed by Eric for e85 and I've been using his carbs for 4 years.