So you could have a 93 tune and an E85 tune? I know when you switch you won’t be exactly on since you’ll have a little of the old gas left, but if you needed to get gas right then it wouldn’t be the end of the world. …
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Guy at Dynotuned performance in Madison WI told me I could get more HP from an E85 tune. This is logical as E85 has the ability to produce more power than 93 octane. Would be able to run either straight gas or E85, said they install a …
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Enjoy! http://videos.streetfire.net/video/J…-in_709451.htm. Stacio…I remember hearing you would gauge my tuning skills based on how the Silver Evo turned out on E85….Enjoy the vid bro. Jorge R. …
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So a while ago I was reading on NASIOC and one of the big time subaru tuners was talking about how colder plugs on e85 can make less power. He explained how e85 already runs cooler EGT’s and running colder plugs just make it harder to …
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E85 Boondoggle of the Day: Automakers Kinda Heart E20: More than a year ago, the ethanol industry hit the “blen.. http://tinyurl.com/y9yn2k8.
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Optio E85 : test et comparatif réalisés par les photographes sur Déclencheur.
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Currently, not including the pickup trucks , they only E85 cars at GM are the Monte Carlo and Impala with the 3.1V6. GM only used made E85 available on pushrod driven cars which are being phased out very quickly.
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Ethanol is corrosive… And can damage engines not designed to run it… Ever wonder why they have specially designed E85 vehicles? Because normal car engines would be damaged if they ran 85% ethanol! …
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1990 miata, Mods: Begi-s, turbosmart bov, megasquirt pnp, LC-1, 600cc injectors,13psi,walbro 255, Magnaflow Exhaust,koni sport, rota c8 wheels, hard dog roll bar. So far 195hp and 172 torque.Running E85 …
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The auto industry has produced 7 million vehicles that can run on E85, a blend of 85 percent ethanol, or on regular gasoline. A bill in Congress sponsored by Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kan., would require automakers to produce 50 percent of …
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