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Saw this posted in the GT350 forums by another user who uses it for their car. Do you any of you guys use it or do your tuners tune for it? Kind of cool to see this. Based on the looks of it you can run E85 without needing to change your tune for it or get larger injectors/fuel system etc. Obviously a return style system is the best way to go but just curious
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Hightly doubt you will gain 30whp by just plugging in what looks like a flex fuel sensor, which as far as I know coyote PCMs have no input for so not sure how computer would correct itself without tuning. Stick to an ACTUAL tune to run flex fuel.
 
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Hightly doubt you will gain 30whp by just plugging in what looks like a flex fuel sensor, which as far as I know coyote PCMs have no input for so not sure how computer would correct itself without tuning. Stick to an ACTUAL tune to run flex fuel.
Yeah I figured. Im already to deep in my build to want to "cheap out" on stuff at this point and want to do things the right way. But for a bone stock NA car or guys who dont want to spend $2000 to run E85 this looks like a potential option
 

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No it isn't. it would be a potential option if that worked, a tuner would laugh if you suggested that as a method to use E85 on a boosted coyote.
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