e-85 in fresno

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Mar 29, 2013 | 09:07 AM

team714

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e-85 in fresno

Just opened in fresno. now thinking about tuning for e85. Will i have any regrets? i dont race mostly use for daily driven. 99 percent of the time i have at least one of my kids with me.

Mar 29, 2013 | 09:08 AM

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If you don't race than I don't see a reason you need e-85, unless you just want to make more power for hell of it. Seems like waste of money, but than again it's your choice.

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Just opened in fresno. now thinking about tuning for e85. Will i have any regrets? i dont race mostly use for daily driven. 99 percent of the time i have at least one of my kids with me.

Mar 29, 2013 | 12:17 PM

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Just opened in fresno. now thinking about tuning for e85. Will i have any regrets? i dont race mostly use for daily driven. 99 percent of the time i have at least one of my kids with me.

if you want to feel that power,go for it.get a tephra mode so you can use both 91 and e85.converting is not super expensive just injectors and tune.be prepared tu see 220 miles from full tank of e 85

Mar 29, 2013 | 12:38 PM

team714

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if you want to feel that power,go for it.get a tephra mode so you can use both 91 and e85.converting is not super expensive just injectors and tune.be prepared tu see 220 miles from full tank of e 85

i usually get 260 miles before the gas light comes on. im tuned on 91 and shift at 3k rpm. i drive like a grandma lol.