First Stang
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Congrats!!! Air raid filter, spare tire, mud guards. Then wait after the break in then decide.
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Does the E85 tune void warranty?You don't really need the Drivers side separator unless you plan on going full send on a road coarse or other type of road racing events.
Step 1- Get yourself an E85 Tune from @Wengerd Performance.
Step 2- Save $ for Forced Induction.
Passenger side only.Like everyone here, I am pumped about Jet Fighter Grey with the Handing Package.
I was reading many of the threads, and it does not seem you have to mod this stang much...
I was going to buy this: https://www.jlosc.com/jl-oil-separator-3-0-passenger-side-2018-2021-mustang-gt-2019-bullitt/
Do I also need this? https://www.jlosc.com/jl-oil-separator-3-0-driver-side-2018-2021-mustang-gt-2019-bullitt/
Anything else I should maybe get, or something I should think about?
I confirmed with Wengerd that his E85 tune is good down to E65.I’d vote Steeda full length jacking rails and Redline hood struts for sure, and then like @young at heart said, wait a few months and see what speaks to you.
If you are going to consider an E85 tune like @SheepDog suggested, you need to make sure you can get E that consistently tests near 85. If you don’t want to mess with fuel testing, I’m very happy with the Livernois flex fuel tune. A good safe and no-hassle balance between stock 93 octane and E85.
Any aftermarket calibration would void the warranty, but the dealership would have to prove that the tune was responsible for damage. For example, if a strut started leaking then they couldn't deny your claim, but if your fuel pump failed or a catalyst failed, they could point the finger at the tune. Not all dealerships are the same in processing warranty claims though, some are much more lenient than others. If you are concerned about your warranty, stay stock.Does the E85 tune void warranty?