If you are running a standalone, flex fuel tuning is pretty easy.

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Mar 18, 2025
11:02:07pm

EvoIXCOUG Contributor

If you are running a standalone, flex fuel tuning is pretty easy.

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EvoIXCOUG

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A few questions about engine performance.

Rules For Thee Jaded

Mar 18, 9:15pm

I'd love to supercharge my 5.7 in my chevy

BYU Grounds

Mar 18, 9:29pm

Ive got a 2 cylinder SxS running on E90 30 lbs boost running 330 hp at rw

Recipefordisaster

Mar 18, 9:45pm

Sounds like a blast!

Mar 18, 10:47pm

It’s a blast.. crazy power weight ratio I’ve raced some big V8 motors and won

Recipefordisaster

Mar 19, 7:29am

One of the best standalone tuners in the country is a friend of mine and is a

EvoIXCOUG

Mar 18, 9:55pm

Where can I find E85 in Utah County?

Mar 18, 10:03pm

Well there used to be one off Geneva, Sinclair, but there is a guy just down

EvoIXCOUG

Mar 18, 10:11pm

For our application we order by the 55 gallon drum ignite red E90. If you run

Recipefordisaster

Mar 18, 10:34pm

The L96 I have was originally setup for flex fuel, so I'll look into retrofitting that into the mix.

Mar 18, 10:44pm

If you are running a standalone, flex fuel tuning is pretty easy.

EvoIXCOUG

Mar 18, 11:02pm

I ran pump e70-e85 for years without flex fuel and never had issues. I wasn’t

EvoIXCOUG

Mar 18, 11:04pm

For the last few years I've been slowly getting the parts for a '62 Chevy II Nova build, but I've been rethinking it.

Mar 18, 10:40pm

Yeah on a non prepped surface, RWD will be scary with anything over 600whp

EvoIXCOUG

Mar 18, 11:01pm

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