1000cc's, 93 = loss of drivability?
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1000cc's, 93 = loss of drivability?
I'm getting tuned to 93 but I want the option to change my bov and go to e85 in the near future. Would running 1000cc's on 93 result in a massive loss of drivability, anyone do it?
1600's seem to be a bit too much for the stock Ecu on normal gas, so far. I say that because I'm sure somebody will find some tables in the stock Ecu at some point to make them work ok.
RC 1200's work fine on pump gas and E85.
I have a local guy running the FIC 1450's currently on 91 and they seem to work well too.
RC 1200's work fine on pump gas and E85.
I have a local guy running the FIC 1450's currently on 91 and they seem to work well too.
I ran 1000cc's in my Evo 8 with a flash for quite sometime. My daily commute was 195 miles round trip. In addition, I had BF272's, and a 37r,
No problems what so ever... Good Luck...
No problems what so ever... Good Luck...
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1600's seem to be a bit too much for the stock Ecu on normal gas, so far. I say that because I'm sure somebody will find some tables in the stock Ecu at some point to make them work ok.
RC 1200's work fine on pump gas and E85.
I have a local guy running the FIC 1450's currently on 91 and they seem to work well too.
RC 1200's work fine on pump gas and E85.
I have a local guy running the FIC 1450's currently on 91 and they seem to work well too.






