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who has ran E85 through stock fuel lines?

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Old 11-04-2013, 02:50 PM
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Default who has ran E85 through stock fuel lines?
not sure if the lines will corode or not....... but also figured it may be the restricting point of the fuel system once you get to a certain hp level. i'm interested in experience and input. thanks
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I've been running E85 through the stock lines for the past ~800 miles; no issues thus far.
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There is nothing wrong with running e85 through the stock fuel lines. The stock lines with the Walbro 400e85 fuel pump has already been prover to 700whp.
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stock fuel lines are fine. i would not store the car for a prolonged period of time with e85 sitting in them though
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stock fuel lines are fine. i would not store the car for a prolonged period of time with e85 sitting in them though
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I had it in there for 2 years no issues at all.
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I had it in there for 2 years no issues at all.
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I ran e85 thru stock lines and have stored the car 6 months out of the year in the winter.

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Originally Posted by riceball777
There is nothing wrong with running e85 through the stock fuel lines. The stock lines with the Walbro 400e85 fuel pump has already been prover to 700whp.

Same here, exactly what I'm doing.
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No issues here and im at 616hp for a few months now.
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