A while back I updated the 8 rom source with the correct addresses for Evo IX, but I didn't have the software to compile it. I'll dig around, maybe I can find the files, but I did post them on here at some point. If someone is willing to compile them, I don't see why it wouldn't work.

 

Yup same here.
Working great so far driveability wise between the different E% ..

 

Where did you get your flexfuel ROM? Do you know if it's based on the routines in ast's opening post, or is it something else?

 

Yep!. I do NOT miss having to make sure I'm 100% out of one fuel before going to the other. Flexfuel is the best $$$ I've ever spent on the car.

 

I will know that feeling in the next week or two!

 

It is worth it to be honest.
My car was on E80 and I stopped to put a little pump into to. It dropped to E61, from 42psi down to 34psi and 10* timing.

I am really looking forward to one day the flex fuel on the XI becomes free, or at least a 1 time fee like the Tephra XMod V3 (although I suppose that is a bit difficult to implement).

 

It'll get there, once demands drops or someone decides to be "that guy". Someone will have to be willing to take the heat

 

Or one of us could quit being lazy and just port the patch.

Is there a go-to flex fuel sensor? Not looking for a kit, just the sensor itself. I see the OEM replacements for the common GM sensor are available cheaply, but are they the same quality as genuine OEM GM sensor parts?

 

I believe most of us not on Fitronic are issuing GM. Not sure about others, though.

 

Aem sensor for me.

 

I am not sure if AEM are the actual manufacturers?
I thought Continental and GM were the main two.

@kaj I completely agree with you. Once there is no money in it, I believe it will be released to everyone. That is very unfortunate, because honestly flex fuel on the XI and stock ecu is a serious game changer. I never worry about being on the right/wrong map, don't need to make sure my ECA displays E85 or if I have 20% ethanol left in the tank. Specially in this part of the world, where we don't have ethanol available anywhere, we basically buy our own E99 and mix it with gasoline.

 

No more guessing is priceless. One of the best things I've ever done

 

AEM doesn't make sensors so you are paying for the sticker. Racetronix sells the Continental sensors for cheap and what I run in my GTR.

Racetronix Flex Fuel Sensors.

 

Thanks. I assume all of the sensors on the market have similar performance, right? In that case I'm tempted to pick the cheapest OEM sensor that I can find a good mounting location and electrical connector for.

 

What size injectors are you guys using that still behaves well on pump gas and stock ecu?