07-08-2014, 08:15 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posts: 503
Drives: MY11 370z Black
Rep Power: 17
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Originally Posted by theDreamer
You would probably be the first known on the forum to do e85 for the Stillen kit.
Waiting on final results of a GTM SC kit to see any potential in general for the 370z with SC. I would say you might see more power increase as you can push the car a bit more while keeping it in a safe range. Though you just did your install and I would say to make the jump to e85 would require some new fuel parts you just installed.
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yeah, is there someone doing E85 on the GTM SC? got the link to the build?
won't be doing it right away, probably after april next year (going away overseas holiday for couple weeks). I was going to do it straight up with the stillen install, but the difference between the tuner kit (minus fuel pump/injectors) and the full kit was couple hundred, couldn't justify it. Just figured I'd install this for now, tune it get used to the added power then step up later down the track, would possibly still be able to sell the fuel pump/injectors cheap to someone local here in Aus by then.
also not to mention how much of a pain it would be to get to the injectors again haha, stillen manifold is a bitch to put on.
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