Stock compression and E85?
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Originally Posted by deathsled,Jan 19 2010, 05:05 AM
There's only one that I know of in the whole RDU area, luckily it's right by where I work, so I've considered converting one of my cars like my vr4 or stealth to e85 just for kicks.
I had my car on e85, i had to retune the car every time i got filled up, it was a pain.
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E85 is great over here, even quality but changes to E75 during the winter.
We´ve used it for many years now and every gas station got it, great stuff.
Any thoughts about the Greddy E-manage plug and play for our cars, good enough for 400hp?
crispeed: Ever tried the Redline SI-Alcohol? Maybe a good product to lube the fuel system and keep the engine in good shape? I´ve seen a few valve seats eaten up by E85 use but after 300.000 km or longer. The E85 cars over here are factory modified to handle it, like pump, hoses and valve seats.
We´ve used it for many years now and every gas station got it, great stuff.
Any thoughts about the Greddy E-manage plug and play for our cars, good enough for 400hp?
crispeed: Ever tried the Redline SI-Alcohol? Maybe a good product to lube the fuel system and keep the engine in good shape? I´ve seen a few valve seats eaten up by E85 use but after 300.000 km or longer. The E85 cars over here are factory modified to handle it, like pump, hoses and valve seats.
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