Flex Fuel Kits?

Are any tuners working on flexfuel kits for boosted applications? Something like a plug-n-play sensor/harness and self-adjusting maps

Would be really beneficial for times where you can't find an E85 station or even just to get the most out of variances between gas stations.
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You don't need them for our cars. The factory wideband is how the F150 does flex fuel. We just need the tables and switches enabled in the tune.

I ran e85 in my blue car, however have to switch tunes in order to do so. As of now no one has enabled these cars to run on either or on one tune. You will have to keep swapping tunes and running the car completely to empty or draining the tank to swap.

I knew it was possible to run e85 in them but I want to avoid doing the above which is why I was asking.

Hope somebody works on it and makes some tables with map switching automatically


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Ford wrote the "flex fuel" tables in the ECU. It isn't ready to go as of yet, but HP Tuners will have it soon.

1g4my2g said:

Ford wrote the "flex fuel" tables in the ECU. It isn't ready to go as of yet, but HP Tuners will have it soon.

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That is great to hear! Hopefully it will spread soon. I am not familiar with HP Tuners though. Reputable company with a good track record?

Grim_Reaper said:

That is great to hear! Hopefully it will spread soon. I am not familiar with HP Tuners though. Reputable company with a good track record?

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Yes! Very good tuning software. Always developing new tables & features. I'd say a good 3 months and the tuning will go much further than it is today. Platform is still so new.

1g4my2g said:

Yes! Very good tuning software. Always developing new tables & features. I'd say a good 3 months and the tuning will go much further than it is today. Platform is still so new.

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Thanks!

HP Tuners is a big GM thing for the most part, tons of parameters to get into. Cobalt SS's, Camaros, Corvettes, etc.

They're branching out in recent years to other platforms. I was surprised when I saw they support the Mustangs. Extremely well known.