370z requires premium fuel?

Originally Posted by Crash When E85 becomes more popular in California (if our sh!thead of a governor gets his stupid squishy head out of his lazy republican @ss) I'll be

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02-06-2009, 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Crash

When E85 becomes more popular in California (if our sh!thead of a governor gets his stupid squishy head out of his lazy republican @ss) I'll be tuning my Z for E85.

I've been reading that people who convert and tune for E85 are making quite a bit more power... And forced induction is safer because the compression for E85 is supposed to be higher for E85.

Any thoughts?

Thoughts? I think that The Cyberdyne Systems Corporation may be monitoring the interwebs and you better be careful about badmouthing the T800 series!

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