Thread: E85
View Single Post
Old 12-25-2018, 08:17 AM   #5 (permalink)
Tractionless
A True Z Fanatic
 
Tractionless's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jan 2016
Location: Atlantic SE
Posts: 1,336
Drives: '10 K23 ST 7AT
Rep Power: 30526
Tractionless has a reputation beyond reputeTractionless has a reputation beyond reputeTractionless has a reputation beyond reputeTractionless has a reputation beyond reputeTractionless has a reputation beyond reputeTractionless has a reputation beyond reputeTractionless has a reputation beyond reputeTractionless has a reputation beyond reputeTractionless has a reputation beyond reputeTractionless has a reputation beyond reputeTractionless has a reputation beyond repute
Default

Quote:
Originally Posted by solidus View Post
It's easy to do. I used a Zeitronix kit , ran the sensor inline with my feed line from the S1SE fuel return kit and wired the guage into the ECU. You'll need a tune after that and then poof......Corn fed. I'm still tuning but got my first taste of E85 last week. I had 1/3 tank of 93 at the time but the sensor reads E68 which is'nt bad. I opted for a Flex tune seeing as there are only 5 E85 stations in Orlando. If you don't have E85 all over the place I'd recommend you go the flex route too.
Have you compared that Zeitronix kit to a manual tester (test tube) to ensure it's accurate?
__________________
Toys Not Tots
Tractionless is offline   Reply With Quote