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Haltech already supports flex fuel I am like 99% sure... but its not a PnP system for the 370z, you would have to run it in parallel to the stock

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Old 10-08-2014, 04:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Haltech already supports flex fuel I am like 99% sure... but its not a PnP system for the 370z, you would have to run it in parallel to the stock ECU. Stock ECU would still control the VVEL and the throttles (haltech only has 1 electronic throttle driver)
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yup for our cars you would need something like an aem infinity 10 and hr heads so you have the dual throttle drivers. If you wanted to go full standalone. I know of a vvel delete kit in the works to do it on the vhr heads but there was something about the cam advance not working.
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I haven't looked into fuel setups for awhile since my old cars but I did see a DIY walbro 255 install once here and like my old cars, modding of the stock in tank surge tank was needed.

Anyone run the OEM size DW65c? Is it not a direct fit?

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