fine tuning 2.0
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And don't worry, I made the same mistake when I first bought mine.
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#23
you can't run E85....besides why would you want to? The car will get worse mileage and potentially less performance.
I've been doing a lot of homework on E85 and it's a joke. Even the manufacturers are now realizing it. That's why you won't see anymore GM commercials touting their E85 use.
Look for diesel to make a HUGE upswing in this country real soon. Honda / mazda / nissan / ford /etc are all releasing passenger car diesels by 2010 that will return 45mpg plus while still providing turbo-like torque and 300k mile lifespans.
The only advantage to E85 is that it requires very littleto modify a vehicle for it's use so it's cheaper for the manufcaturers to produce cars designed for it....but it's not a gain of any kind.
I've been doing a lot of homework on E85 and it's a joke. Even the manufacturers are now realizing it. That's why you won't see anymore GM commercials touting their E85 use.
Look for diesel to make a HUGE upswing in this country real soon. Honda / mazda / nissan / ford /etc are all releasing passenger car diesels by 2010 that will return 45mpg plus while still providing turbo-like torque and 300k mile lifespans.
The only advantage to E85 is that it requires very littleto modify a vehicle for it's use so it's cheaper for the manufcaturers to produce cars designed for it....but it's not a gain of any kind.
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that's not how it works. The engines are totally different. But, to answer your question, YES I could flash it to the MSP specs if you wanted to add a hughboost turbo kit in the future with massive injectors...
honestly thinking about it, it wouldn't be worth it at all.....
honestly thinking about it, it wouldn't be worth it at all.....