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Anyway to run E85?


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I've been searching forums can't find anything on anyone running E85. If there is anyone, what injectors, fuel pump, fuel pressure do you use? And anything else is needed?

 

Sorry I thought I put this in Advanced...

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I do, you need an aftermarket tuning device, no way to do it on the stock ECU without help. I also run a flex fuel sensor so I can run E85, E10 or anything in between. Last time I checked I had E23 in my flatty. Fuel pressure is 38 psi at idle.
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Stock tank on both cars, the mpi car is stock fuel system up to the engine bay using a magn intake and FPR. The throttle body car has aftermarket alcohol compatible fuel pump and FPR and I changed all the flex lines to fabric braided alcohol compatible lines with A/N fittings.
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Ok good to know. When you say tuning device do you mean piggy back ecu? Or a programmer if they make them for our cars.

 

Has anyone tried to use a Cobbtuning accessport or have something similar?

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Ok good to know. When you say tuning device do you mean piggy back ecu? Or a programmer if they make them for our cars.

 

Has anyone tried to use a Cobbtuning accessport or have something similar?

 

scott's the man to see about your ecu. check his sig line.

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These cars can be tuned to some degree with air flow correction tuning. This is what a safc, safc2 and neo afc do. a maft does the same, but uses's a gm air flow meter and then converts the signal to a karmen signal which is what the mitsu air flow meters output. These units are know as piggy back tuning systems.
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