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EVE · 11-05-2009

I've been running E85 for a few years now and have had no issues with it. If I get a different batch and the AFR's are off I just re-jet it. I've never had it fluctuate more then about 0.75 AFR so unless your combo is on the ragged edge it's really not that big of a deal. Most of the time I don't even screw with the tune as long as the wideband reads good.

I have never had it eat anything either like some people say. The one major suggestion that I will give anyone who is thinking of running it is that you need to make sure your fuel pump has enough volume. That's why last year I ditched the Magnafuel 500 and went with a belt drive.

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11-05-2009	#131
EVE Evolved CICENet Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 73	I've been running E85 for a few years now and have had no issues with it. If I get a different batch and the AFR's are off I just re-jet it. I've never had it fluctuate more then about 0.75 AFR so unless your combo is on the ragged edge it's really not that big of a deal. Most of the time I don't even screw with the tune as long as the wideband reads good. I have never had it eat anything either like some people say. The one major suggestion that I will give anyone who is thinking of running it is that you need to make sure your fuel pump has enough volume. That's why last year I ditched the Magnafuel 500 and went with a belt drive.