Heard amazing things about kevin! I still wont run e85 on a non daily driven car lol.
Heard amazing things about kevin! I still wont run e85 on a non daily driven car lol.
Is that a powerglide hanging off the back?
Is that a powerglide hanging off the back?
My brother makes 1000hp on a 100% stock longblock 4.6 but with a single BW 75mm T4 turbo.
We both run E85. Fore doesn't like the Walbro pumps to sit in E85 for extended periods, but we must have clean E85 here, non of us have issues.
It's nice paying $2/gal for race fuel.
If you're staying with 109, I still say max out a Gen3 2.9 on your 4.6. CNC your stock heads prob money ahead over GT castings.
-J
Do you store it with E85 in the tank or do you swap to pump gas before hand?My tuner Kevin aka 04sleeper recommends it.
And I'll keep paying 1.79 per gallon, what's that ms109 cost?
Do you store it with E85 in the tank or do you swap to pump gas before hand?
I don't know how you guys put such low miles on your cars. I've put over 10k on mine since I bought it in 2015.
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Do you store it with E85 in the tank or do you swap to pump gas before hand?
I don't know how you guys put such low miles on your cars. I've put over 10k on mine since I bought it in 2015.
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Indeed. I'd like to pick people's brain on this topic. Everyone has their reasons and that's fine. I personally have run e70 and e85 the last two years without one single problem.
In my opinion the pros outweigh any cons. Then again I can't think of any cons, lol.
Do you store it with E85 in the tank or do you swap to pump gas before hand?
I don't know how you guys put such low miles on your cars. I've put over 10k on mine since I bought it in 2015.
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my job is so insanely ridiculous that I can walk into any car dealership and fire thef whole parts department and run it myself. That's a walk in the park. it will be vacation for me.
When I was doing the fuel system, I asked Justin fro fore about the e85. He told me not to store the e85 in my tank for a while. If the car will sit, drain the e85. He then told me if the car is always in use it will be fine.
I then contacted vp fuel. Spoke to them about c85. Which has additives in it to stabilize the ethanol. If that is the right word to use. Vp tech told me two months tops in the fuel tank. Even the tech over at injector dynamic said the same thing. Joey the tuner at mustang magic said what the others have said.
I'm just repeating what they told me. I'm sure my car would run like an animal with e85.
Would I like to run e85. Sure. Do people leave it in there car for a long period of time. Yea. My luck? Something will get messed up. I'm not going to drain my tank, play around with the ethanol tester swap tunes back and fourth.
Gotcha. I forgot to mention it, but I also use Lucas enthanol treatment in every vp racing jug that has enthanol in it.
I wonder if the difference is the winter temps?Thats bizarre with all the E85 scare.....no issues here been running it for 6 yrs now, about 1,000 miles per year. No additives to the ethanol. Just straight pump E85. The fuel pumps are 9 year old ford gt supercar pumps that are the early version and are not ethanol rated! Lol. They still work great. Drove the car two days ago. The plugs and fuel filter look essentially brand new every time I've changed them year end....for 6 years straight. Presteen looking, like unused. I have all six sets still in my garage to amaze the natives.
Thats bizarre with all the E85 scare.....no issues here been running it for 6 yrs now, about 1,000 miles per year. No additives to the ethanol. Just straight pump E85. The fuel pumps are 9 year old ford gt supercar pumps that are the early version and are not ethanol rated! Lol. They still work great. Drove the car two days ago. The plugs and fuel filter look essentially brand new every time I've changed them year end....for 6 years straight. Presteen looking, like unused. I have all six sets still in my garage to amaze the natives.