Mahout, I think you misunderstand the point of the converter. It's designed to allow a car to run E85.

 

Indeed, I did misunderstand.. Sounded like making E85 into E90 to me.
However, simply thinking you get more fuel injected to account for the lower heat of combustion because the fuel pressure is raised is not a good choice unless you change injectors, which would also mean you don't have to raise the pressure. I suggest you contact RC Engineering for resized injectors instead. Course that means changing injectors with the fuel used.
as for increasing the fuel injected the problem with E85 is the amount of ethanol in the fuel. Increasing the ethanol increases the corrosion possible in the usual fuel system.
Automotive companies who specify a system capable of using E85 have different metals, gaskets, and seals which are more resistant to ethanol and water components in the fuel line.
Is the use of E85 really that important ?

 

i have seen people use this for performance just curious the converter was a box that hooks to the injectors as far as emission could care less / even if i did convert it would most likey need retuned

 

ah. so its a shutoff delay that extends the injection time.say from OEM 3 milliseconds to 4 milliseconds at that load from the ECU. that would increase power. emissions ?
if the combustion process went OK there may not be any feedback from the oxygen sensor to interrupt the injection.
curious if anyone has tried that on E90 or E0 fuels. wouldn't help mpg I would guess but just might raise the hp and torque curves enough to be very useful.
did the people who used tis for performance gain have any negative results ?
may have to test one of those things.

 

www.change2e85.com
this is what i was looking at no performance info mostly for the emissions

 

it also drives the cost of food up because corn is a major producer of ethanol and a major constituient of food products;
it also has much lower heat of combustion than gasoline formulations and the lower mpg means higer costs for transportation
it also is a corrosive element in gas because it absorbs water which leads to acids in the fuel system
only dumb politicians and green nits even think ethanol is a good idea. yeah, lets propose something so we look like we're smart cause the population isn't smart enough to know better. same for ObamaCare: note that the proponents can't show us how the $3 trillion in healthcare costs can be spread over the 100 million income tax RETURNS (representing 135 million income earners) and 57 million seniors on Medicare. Even if the Medicare deduction is doubled the remainder means the AVERAGE income tax return wil pay $28,000 a year on average income of $54,000. How about your part of the federal debt? those 100 milliuon returns owe $180,000 now and increasing. We still vote the dummies in.
and we don't depend that much offshore now.

 

The government subsidizes corn, otherwise it would never be used as a viable alternative because it would cost too much.

That's also why corn syrup is in everything at the grocery store.

 

Yep, that's correct. And unfortunately we have to reimburse the government for that subsidy.