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  1. #1 e-85 
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    Should I make the transition to e-85? What do you guys think?
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    I think you gave us no information to base our opinion on. What is done to your car? Can you tune? Is it readily available by you?
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    yes its available where i live and yes, i can get my hands on a tune and just headers, and intake.
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    I would suggest having your own tuner, that way if you leave town and can not get e85 you can switch the tune back, you will also need injectors.
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    I say no. Just stick with your 93 octane.

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    its a big jump 65lb injectors mininum, dual fuel pumps to be on the safe side, yea you make more HP on a proper tune but you go through alot more fuel and its got a high water content so you should change your oil and plugs more often.
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    well alright then, if i got to go through getting all that **** then screw that, i knew i had to get tune and injectors but no extras on fuel pump. What else can you guys suggest to get next then?
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    I assume your supercharged? You could do modded rockers,tune and pulley drop. you dont need dual pumps for e-85.
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    yea 04 gtp, and honest opinion here, over all if i did go e-85, could i get away with just injectors and a tune? And is it true that if you drop in pulley size, that it puts alot more stress on the tranny and it will go out quicker.
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    anytime you add things to make power it will put more strain on the driveline and stuff will break more. I would wait for e85 untill you have done more to the car and have a feel for it.
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    Sounds good. Is there anything else you can think of to do to my car thats not going to blow the tranny for a while anyways.
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    tune and a 3.6 pullie would be fine as long as you dont drive like an ass everywhere
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    Alright well thanks for the info!
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    No problem
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    with your mods you have stay away from e85 you dont need it. either go with rockers or even a mild cam double roller wouldnt be a bad investment drop pulley size intercool it for sure. build the tranny and u will have a nice daily driver still on pump fuel. just my .02
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    ya except i dont really want to spend 2 thousand on a built tranny and pay another 500 to install the son of a gun
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    Doing a trans swap is not really that hard. Most could do it in a weekend
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    Quote Originally Posted by redlinepontiac View Post
    its a big jump 65lb injectors mininum, dual fuel pumps to be on the safe side, yea you make more HP on a proper tune but you go through alot more fuel and its got a high water content so you should change your oil and plugs more often.
    You don't need 2 fuel pumps...in fact...all you need is a stock pump and a pump re-wire. Our pumps are fine from the factory. Also, if I were doing E85 I wouldn't skimp and go with 80's. Why? I'd rather have too much fuel than not enough.

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    Sounds good. Is there anything else you can think of to do to my car thats not going to blow the tranny for a while anyways.
    My thoughts...screw E85. Get a tuner...put 100% Methanol Injection on it and go to a 3.4"
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    headers then a 3.6 + scan gauge for KR
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    Quote Originally Posted by matt5112 View Post
    headers then a 3.6 + scan gauge for KR
    His second post said he had headers and a intake
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