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Hi there fellas, I have got my 2015 booked in the mechanics in a few weeks to have the SpecialtyZ flex fuel kit installed. Just wondering if there is any

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Hi there fellas, I have got my 2015 booked in the mechanics in a few weeks to have the SpecialtyZ flex fuel kit installed.

Just wondering if there is any tips anyone can share that I can tell the mechanics, or is it a relatively easy install?

I have the following SZ official install instructions here:
https://specialtyz.com/blog/?page_id=3058
And a youtube video from this guy:
https://youtu.be/sJFTzpqNZXQ?si=xckGR3ZaZUFHoC2P

Also from another thread, quoted below is what phunk said where to place sensor:

“best place to put it is between the rails and regulator, then youd have nothing to worry about
-overall should work fine anywhere in the fuel system though. So I’d go with whatever is most accessible first and then just test it out before activating flex fuel. For my Z personally I would put the flex sensor above the fuel pump hat since the engine bay is so crowded”

Is there anything else that I should know when having this kit installed on my car?

Thanks for sharing any info you can.
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Hi there fellas, I have got my 2015 booked in the mechanics in a few weeks to have the SpecialtyZ flex fuel kit installed.

Just wondering if there is any tips anyone can share that I can tell the mechanics, or is it a relatively easy install?

I have the following SZ official install instructions here:
https://specialtyz.com/blog/?page_id=3058
And a youtube video from this guy:
https://youtu.be/sJFTzpqNZXQ?si=xckGR3ZaZUFHoC2P

Also from another thread, quoted below is what phunk said where to place sensor:

“best place to put it is between the rails and regulator, then youd have nothing to worry about
-overall should work fine anywhere in the fuel system though. So I’d go with whatever is most accessible first and then just test it out before activating flex fuel. For my Z personally I would put the flex sensor above the fuel pump hat since the engine bay is so crowded”

Is there anything else that I should know when having this kit installed on my car?

Thanks for sharing any info you can.


Hey how did the install go and any issues with it reading in the Ecutek app?
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