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    Quote Originally Posted by 91parkave View Post
    Your reality is warped. Its already been proven. And you still need to change your signature cause it its been proven otherwise
    You havent proven anything. You sit in arizona and do pointless things to your tune then say it works fine in below zero temps.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 98buicksupercharged View Post
    So I'm making the switch to e85 in November. Just had a quick couple questions. Where is the cheapest to get a fuel pump to run e85. And I have headers and intake. Was trying to figure what pulley I could run with this setup. I was thinking 3.4/3.3. What are your guys thoughts?
    You won't need a pump. Your factory pump will keep up just fine. Get injectors, tune, pulley, and a fuel pump rewire should be added to that list.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GTPpower View Post
    You won't need a pump. Your factory pump will keep up just fine. Get injectors, tune, pulley, and a fuel pump rewire should be added to that list.
    Agreed 100%. Start with injectors, re-wire, and a tune. You can also get a new fuel filter to be safe. That should work just fine until you really start getting up there in power.
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    Quote Originally Posted by darkhorizon View Post
    You havent proven anything. You sit in arizona and do pointless things to your tune then say it works fine in below zero temps.
    I'm thorough. I respect vacuum vs. Boost in respect to injector flow rate, I respect pulsewidths and the transient fuel effects. I do the research and my tune works great.

    You can use your method. And I'll use mine
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    Pulsewidth and transient fuel effects? Did you just pick random words out of a conversation adults were having and try using them?
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    Quote Originally Posted by darkhorizon View Post
    Pulsewidth and transient fuel effects? Did you just pick random words out of a conversation adults were having and try using them?
    You make zero sense. I respect your experience. I know you have been around a long time. And it must be foreign when other methods of doing thing come around. There are more ways to do things then yours. Maybe you will comprehend maybe not. Regardless I think your methods arent the best way and we will never agree.
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    "Respecting pulsewidths" is a nonsensical statement.

    Boost stacking makes more sense than whatever you are trying to say.
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    Usually I do not like dark nor agree with him; however, Im sorry but what you said 91 makes about as much sense as a donkey trying to fly....
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