STOCK TURBO, STOCK CLUTCH, STOCK FMIC
I was getting my downpipe installed with my fuel pump injectors then tuned with my cobb ap on two maps 93 and E85, 93 map was my conservative map and made 345whp/349ftlb on 25 psi. Next day Jorge started tuning on E85 starting with 25 psi again and he said first pull started slipping so he left it at what I made down below in the graph till I get a new clutch. When I get a new clutch it'll be tuned for 29psi and will be adding a 3.5" fmic. All I gotta say clutch slippin or not I already love E85 and how smooth it is! Will be getting the retune done with the new parts in a couple weeks.

 

Shoulda upgraded the clutch first b4 E85 man

 

I know, clutch was strong though and held strong through the 93 tune. It started to slip a little so he just stopped.

 

I upgraded clutch and CMC b4 I went E85

 

smart man

 

ethanol is great. the area you live in might be using winter blend ethanol with a lower content. this could affect the tune.

 

in texas? im not sure its usually the same weather year round, I know 20+ people around here running e85 for years and no problems hipefully mine is the same lol

 

Yeah I also heard about the winter blend thing here in San Antonio so that is why I'm waiting to get retuned in a few months once they have the correct blend.

 

when are you getting retuned? we should snap some pics of our cars

 

suprised the clutch lasted that long lol

 

me too, it was previously owned by two other people and I learned how to drive stick on this one too lol

 

Good numbers man. I'm looking to take my IX to JMS and see what they can do for me.

 

You won't be disappointed

 

Not sure when I will get retuned again but I do agree, we need to snap some pics!!

 

They can do a lot for you man. It just all depends on what you want and what kind of setup you want. I been talking to JMS and buying some parts left and right and I'm happy with the direction my plans are going so far. I plan on dropping off my IX at JMS within these next two months for them to work on it and tune it for 93 and E85.