johnday in BFE

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Any concern about the fuel system? I used to run straight E85 in my Coyote, no problem, but it was FlexFuel. As it is, in Michigan, we can have "up to" 15% ethanol in gas regardless of octane rating.
Running anymore, I think I'd be thinking of fuel system damage. Just a thought. If my fuel system was designed for corn, I'd be running it, like you, I like the little extra kick!

w00t692

The benefits past 30% mixture are miniscule, mostly.

johnday in BFE

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It does bear some thought.

w00t692

Oh, the manual states for a fact you can run E15. The newer High pressure fuel pumps have no issues with ethanol, besides the fact that they can't handle the extra needed flow of something like e85 or e98.

johnday in BFE

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Oh ya, if I couldn't run, I'll callit "E15", I'd never find fuel here. What about seals/gaskets, and the fuel lines, they can handle the "E30"?

w00t692

You won't have any issues with any of it on an E30 blend. Just when you get your tunes just get an e30 tune and a 91 tune and hell an 87 tune if you want. Run whatever you please hehe.

johnday in BFE

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As it is, I've got the 93PRX, the 93 Performance/tow, and 87 Trans tune. Think I'm pretty well covered to run E30 as far as tunes.

w00t692

Well E30 is going to need a specific tune for it. You can't run it on a 93 tune, at least i wouldn't. the fueling won't really be correct.

johnday in BFE

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Sounds like I need some education on tuning, to keep from derailing, I'm gonna start a new thread.