E85 Tune

I just had my Shelby tuned to E85. Made 720hp and 600 TQ. I think I'm going to like :race gas: for 2.50 a gallon.http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y27...Mods/012-3.jpg

Very stout numbers!

-Chris

Thanks. Its got a Whipple 2.9 and supporting mods. It blew the stuffing out of my Kooks high flow cats the other day. :lol:

I remember this car from the "other site". What did it pick up compared to premium? (91 or 93?)

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Originally Posted by STiedVR4Guy

What did it pick up compared to premium? (91 or 93?)

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Would also like to know this. :)

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Originally Posted by FastOldGuy

Thanks. Its got a Whipple 2.9 and supporting mods. It blew the stuffing out of my Kooks high flow cats the other day. :lol:

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That would of been cool to see a video of.

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I remember this car from the "other site". What did it pick up compared to premium? (91 or 93?)

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Originally Posted by BigTyla

Would also like to know this. :)

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Me too Doc

FOG, do you find it as funny as i do how many people HATE e85?

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Originally Posted by IPD

FOG, do you find it as funny as i do how many people HATE e85?

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I think it's pretty funny. I mean, I understand the disadvantages of E85 over traditional gasoline (lower energy content per unit volume being a big one) as well as the arguments for economic reprecussions, particularly with government subsidies inflating the ethanol market, but overall it's a pretty strong answer to those that were wanting to reduce our foreign dependency on oil.

I'm indifferent on the matter myself. That being said, I can't think of anyone that would hate E85 for purely mechanical reasons.

Engine bay shot? C'mon, show us the goods...