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Fourdoor · 09-07-2007, 10:25 PM

I have been running my EVO on E-85 for over a year now without problems, and will be doing the same with the spyder after I have all the modifications installed.

Main requirements to run E-85 are a very high flow fuel system since it takes 25% to 30% higher fuel flow for the same amount of air compared to strait gasoline, and an air fuel tuning method to adjust fuel flow without adverse effects on your timing curve.

Keith

09-07-2007, 10:25 PM	#2 (permalink)
Fourdoor Join Date: 09-29-2000 Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Rosedale, IN Drives: 05 EVO VIII RS Trader Rating: (2)	Re: E85 Powered VR4? I have been running my EVO on E-85 for over a year now without problems, and will be doing the same with the spyder after I have all the modifications installed. Main requirements to run E-85 are a very high flow fuel system since it takes 25% to 30% higher fuel flow for the same amount of air compared to strait gasoline, and an air fuel tuning method to adjust fuel flow without adverse effects on your timing curve. Keith __________________ Heavily Modded 05 EVO RS (550 wheel HP on Dynapack AWD dyno) on E-85 along with a 96 VR-4 Spyder.