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Does anyone have dyno numbers or track times ? Either before and after e85 or just your latest numbers with e85 ?
My last dyno numbers were 455hp 420tq, but that was with just exhaust , c.a.i, and a bama tune. I'm hoping to get back on the dyno this week, but it depends on how busy we are at work, and if my boss will let me use the dyno
112 degrees, put down 460 / 414 but we don't have real e85 just that ff blend stuff lol. I suspect it would be better once it cools off and do something with the stock filter or air box. Was surprised how low the torque still was.
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Does anyone have dyno numbers or track times ? Either before and after e85 or just your latest numbers with e85 ?
My last dyno numbers were 455hp 420tq, but that was with just exhaust , c.a.i, and a bama tune. I'm hoping to get back on the dyno this week, but it depends on how busy we are at work, and if my boss will let me use the dyno
I got .3 and 3 mph from stock to e-85 with jlt, no other mods
 

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I was seeing 26 on stock 93 tune with NW Ohio 93. Just installed Lund flex, waiting on logs to be reviewed now. Think my alky %locked in early Initially since I stopped log at 48% but seen it jump up to 77% a free minutes later. Car only seen 26 ish again on that flex tune but I think my alky content was low. Soon as I can pump 4 gallons or so I'll see what happens.
 

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I was seeing 26 on stock 93 tune with NW Ohio 93. Just installed Lund flex, waiting on logs to be reviewed now. Think my alky %locked in early Initially since I stopped log at 48% but seen it jump up to 77% a free minutes later. Car only seen 26 ish again on that flex tune but I think my alky content was low. Soon as I can pump 4 gallons or so I'll see what happens.

Odd I’m seeing 28 on 94 pump
 

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Odd I’m seeing 28 on 94 pump
Temperatures along with iat play a big roll. Sometimes I'll see 28 on 93 but I feel like the 85 brings the timing in much sooner vs pump 93. Night and day difference when on 85. Can only imagine a 85 r only tune. I initially paid for a 85 only toon but kinda got talked into a flex setup from john. Wish I would of just went 85 only and bought a 93 tune for when I wanted to run 93.
 

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So it looks like you can run Lund's flex tune with either E85, 93, or any combination of the two without re-flashing? If so, that's a pretty solid and convenient setup.
 

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So it looks like you can run Lund's flex tune with either E85, 93, or any combination of the two without re-flashing? If so, that's a pretty solid and convenient setup.
The beauty of a flex tune. Just brings on timing more slowly than a straight e85 race tune to accommodate.
 
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So it looks like you can run Lund's flex tune with either E85, 93, or any combination of the two without re-flashing? If so, that's a pretty solid and convenient setup.
Yeah just have to take it easy for a few miles until the car learns the E%.
 
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The beauty of a flex tune. Just brings on timing more slowly than a straight e85 race tune to accommodate.
The down side is that it brings on timing slowly. You don't get that little bump on the low-mid range that makes E85 so much fun. It is a pain to flash back and forth though. I just wish there were more E85 stations, and better detergency, so this wouldn't ever be an issue.
 
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The down side is that it brings on timing slowly. You don't get that little bump on the low-mid range that makes E85 so much fun. It is a pain to flash back and forth though. I just wish there were more E85 stations, and better detergency, so this wouldn't ever be an issue.
Agreed. But here in AZ they took away real e85 so all we have is flex fuel which is around e54 so the flex tune makes the best of what we have :dance:
 

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Does anyone have dyno numbers or track times ? Either before and after e85 or just your latest numbers with e85 ?
My last dyno numbers were 455hp 420tq, but that was with just exhaust , c.a.i, and a bama tune. I'm hoping to get back on the dyno this week, but it depends on how busy we are at work, and if my boss will let me use the dyno
Here's the results we got on our 2018.
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So an intake adds 2 hp and losses 2 torques.

Does that settle the "do aftermarket intakes make power" debate?
 

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So an intake adds 2 hp and losses 2 torques.

Does that settle the "do aftermarket intakes make power" debate?
Yeah, I have yet to see a dyno that makes a CAI worthwhile, other than engine bay dress up. I'll stick with my drop in.

The Lund E85R though!!! I love my tune...
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