HeavyMetalMonk
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Hi guys,
I tried to find some of this info but wasn't able to. Any help would be appreciated.
Looking at an E85 tune. I'm in CA and 93 is not available so I may be switching from E85 and 91.
I believe I need two tunes to get the most out of these fuels correct?
I read I won't get the same mileage with E85. What have you guys been seeing in the real world?
It's about $1.30 cheaper here than 91 so it's still probably worth it, and there's 2 stations nearby that sell it.
Now for what's probably a dumb question- what happens to the modes when you get a tune? Normal, sport, track, wet...do these change? How are the modes effected by the tune?
Thanks all, appreciate all the help this forum has offered as I get into the Mustang world (I grew up driving a '53 F-100 w/ 351W and an '89 Bronco, so the Mustang is a new one for me)
I tried to find some of this info but wasn't able to. Any help would be appreciated.
Looking at an E85 tune. I'm in CA and 93 is not available so I may be switching from E85 and 91.
I believe I need two tunes to get the most out of these fuels correct?
I read I won't get the same mileage with E85. What have you guys been seeing in the real world?
It's about $1.30 cheaper here than 91 so it's still probably worth it, and there's 2 stations nearby that sell it.
Now for what's probably a dumb question- what happens to the modes when you get a tune? Normal, sport, track, wet...do these change? How are the modes effected by the tune?
Thanks all, appreciate all the help this forum has offered as I get into the Mustang world (I grew up driving a '53 F-100 w/ 351W and an '89 Bronco, so the Mustang is a new one for me)
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