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Originally Posted by elperuano So, the only way to make big numbers would be on e85? How far could we go safely on pump gas 93? Not nearly as far

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Old 04-17-2014, 02:31 PM   #11 (permalink)
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So, the only way to make big numbers would be on e85? How far could we go safely on pump gas 93?
Not nearly as far as you can go safely on E85. I know on the ZR1's you can get an extra 100+ HP if you tune for E85 vs pump gas.
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