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Rapid_blue_zl1_22 · 10-08-2023, 08:59 AM

I have a 2022 with headers, no cats, Corsa intake, 95mm LT5 TB, Kong X-port blower, and a FlexFuel sensor. I am still on stock pulley sizes. Can I run Full E85 in my car, or at least close to it? If not, will a low side give me the extra fuel needed to do so? I plan to have the car tuned on the conservative side since I do road course track the car. I don't mind being a little down on power if it means more E content.

The reason I want more E content is, so the car won't pull timing on track. I currently run a 100 octane blend with 93 (about 50/50) to combat this, and that gets expensive.

10-08-2023, 08:59 AM	#1
Rapid_blue_zl1_22 See you at the Track! Drives: 2022 Rapid Blue SS 1LE Join Date: Feb 2022 Location: Fulshear, TX Posts: 293	Should I do low side? I have a 2022 with headers, no cats, Corsa intake, 95mm LT5 TB, Kong X-port blower, and a FlexFuel sensor. I am still on stock pulley sizes. Can I run Full E85 in my car, or at least close to it? If not, will a low side give me the extra fuel needed to do so? I plan to have the car tuned on the conservative side since I do road course track the car. I don't mind being a little down on power if it means more E content. The reason I want more E content is, so the car won't pull timing on track. I currently run a 100 octane blend with 93 (about 50/50) to combat this, and that gets expensive. __________________ 2022 M6 Rapid Blue 1SS 1LE PDR (Current) 2022 M6 Rapid Blue ZL1 (SOLD)