E85 tune help
Though whats in the picture will work, you shouldnt need injector adapters, These adapters can be a waste of $40 if you dont buy the right injectors. A set of GTR injectors will be a bit more affordable.
The pump is both a performance and quality upgrade this will delay the decaying process off metal parts in ethanol.
So with e85 you dont need a content/flex sensor however it necessary for reliability. The map will try to adjust to load and knock parameters to give you the best it can give however if it had an actual % that the sensor provides it would tell the ecu how to run depending on the ethanol content. not all e85 is the same, you might find ethanol in the 70% or so. No real way to tell what you have in the tank without this.
Before you keep you enter the void into questionland inform yourself by doing the proper research first. Also dont be afraid to copy setups as well.
Though whats in the picture will work, you shouldnt need injector adapters, These adapters can be a waste of $40 if you dont buy the right injectors. A set of GTR injectors will be a bit more affordable.
The pump is both a performance and quality upgrade this will delay the decaying process off metal parts in ethanol.
So with e85 you dont need a content/flex sensor however it necessary for reliability. The map will try to adjust to load and knock parameters to give you the best it can give however if it had an actual % that the sensor provides it would tell the ecu how to run depending on the ethanol content. not all e85 is the same, you might find ethanol in the 70% or so. No real way to tell what you have in the tank without this.
Though whats in the picture will work, you shouldnt need injector adapters, These adapters can be a waste of $40 if you dont buy the right injectors. A set of GTR injectors will be a bit more affordable.
The pump is both a performance and quality upgrade this will delay the decaying process off metal parts in ethanol.
So with e85 you dont need a content/flex sensor however it necessary for reliability. The map will try to adjust to load and knock parameters to give you the best it can give however if it had an actual % that the sensor provides it would tell the ecu how to run depending on the ethanol content. not all e85 is the same, you might find ethanol in the 70% or so. No real way to tell what you have in the tank without this.
z1 has the pump for under $120. As for injectors you'll have to do some more research.
They range from $50-$200 depending if they are counterfeit. Average of $100-$120 will be what you'll spend.
They range from $50-$200 depending if they are counterfeit. Average of $100-$120 will be what you'll spend.
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Yes. Agreed as well that you do not need the harness if you go with gtr injectors as they are plug and play.
200 for used injectors plus 110-120 for pump
You shouldn't have to pay more than 320 for parts.
200 for used injectors plus 110-120 for pump
You shouldn't have to pay more than 320 for parts.
http://www.ebay.com/usr/km.racing
Who I got my injectors from. Had them over a year with no problems so far.
Got my pump from Z1 motorsports
Who I got my injectors from. Had them over a year with no problems so far.
Got my pump from Z1 motorsports
http://www.ebay.com/usr/km.racing
Who I got my injectors from. Had them over a year with no problems so far.
Got my pump from Z1 motorsports
Who I got my injectors from. Had them over a year with no problems so far.
Got my pump from Z1 motorsports
Yes. I almost forgot as bull mentioned reliability but you will need a fuel hose for the pump as well. As the old one will be stuck on your oem pump. I recommend using a flex and not a rubber one. CJM has a fuel pump install kit it is a bit pricey but you get what you pay for and it has more than enough wiggle room to not have kinks. If anyone has a cheaper alternative please let me know.
So recap is injectors,fuel pump,pump hose, and if you want to replace the O ring on fuel tank as you will open it. I retract my statement of the Analyzer kit as it it not needed.
So recap is injectors,fuel pump,pump hose, and if you want to replace the O ring on fuel tank as you will open it. I retract my statement of the Analyzer kit as it it not needed.
Yes. I almost forgot as bull mentioned reliability but you will need a fuel hose for the pump as well. As the old one will be stuck on your oem pump. I recommend using a flex and not a rubber one. CJM has a fuel pump install kit it is a bit pricey but you get what you pay for and it has more than enough wiggle room to not have kinks. If anyone has a cheaper alternative please let me know.
So recap is injectors,fuel pump,pump hose, and if you want to replace the O ring on fuel tank as you will open it. I retract my statement of the Analyzer kit as it it not needed.
So recap is injectors,fuel pump,pump hose, and if you want to replace the O ring on fuel tank as you will open it. I retract my statement of the Analyzer kit as it it not needed.
That's the rubber hose I wouldn't recommend but it can work. Not that specific one as it's appears to be for a bigger pump 10 mm .I believe with the pump your are running it will be 8mm 5/16. Check the fuel hose sizes before buying .






