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Hey I have a stock evo x se and I'm wondering what excatly needs to be changed out to run e85? I'm going to be having ams tune the car in the bear future I just seen all these good HP gains from e85. Just wasn't sure with a tune if a stock evo x can run on e85.
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Technically all you need is a fuel pump and injectors, and then of course a tune on e85, but personally I wouldn't do that on a stock X. Wouldn't really be worth it, I would start with the basics, tbe, intake, tune, etc, and then convert to e85, you'll be happier with your switch i think, i just switched over and i'm loving it, deffinately happy I did it, you will love the torque!
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Technically all you need is a fuel pump and injectors, and then of course a tune on e85, but personally I wouldn't do that on a stock X. Wouldn't really be worth it, I would start with the basics, tbe, intake, tune, etc, and then convert to e85, you'll be happier with your switch i think, i just switched over and i'm loving it, deffinately happy I did it, you will love the torque!
OP all you need is a bigger fuel pump and at least 1000cc injectors. Retune of course. I run MAP's 255 pump kit and ID 1000's.
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Thats true, i guess my point was, personally id rather throw on a few more bolt ons before spending money on a tune on e85, still worth it to go e85 stock, i just think its more cost efficient to do it with a few other mods.
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