Originally Posted by Leingod (Post 3314652)

If you stick to a consistant 50/50 blend. It won't hurt a thing. If Subarus, corvettes, moostangs, and cobalts can run on it. Our N/A Z's def can without harming anything.

Or go ask some of the GT-R guys. Pretty sure some of them do.

Originally Posted by eastwest2300 (Post 3314660)

AND you add 10 hp....

Originally Posted by njobe89 (Post 3314659)

50/50 blend... are you saying mixing 93 50% and e85 50%?

Originally Posted by Leingod (Post 3314665)

Yea. Although it might not be the best for our cars. That might require research. Idk what our lines are and if the ethanol will eat through anything since it's technically rated at 104/105 octane at higher elevations.

Originally Posted by 1slow370 (Post 2975966)

for na 370z e85 you won't need more than 600cc injectors and a 255, our fuel line material (nylon) is adequate for e85. the rubber hose of old is not. when installing the 255 make sure the hose used to run from the pump to the the filter is rated sae30r10 then you will need uprev setup with a gas tune and an e85 tune on a naturally aspirated car make sure the e85 percentage used while tuning is close to that used when filling IE before tuning run the car down to 1 or 2 lights on the gauge and fill with e85 do this same procedure every time you fill the car with e85. easy

Originally Posted by madwi (Post 3314664)

Do you have to get a new fuel pump too?

Originally Posted by Leingod (Post 3314665)

Yea. Although it might not be the best for our cars. That might require research. Idk what our lines are and if the ethanol will eat through anything since it's technically rated at 104/105 octane at higher elevations.

Originally Posted by madwi (Post 3314667)

Found this tidbit:

Originally Posted by njobe89 (Post 3314672)

what's a 255?

Originally Posted by Leingod (Post 3314670)

If you're really nervious. Get a e85 conversion kit box. The conversion box just adds injector pulse width to the injectors to compensate for the increased fuel need of E85. Supposedly it can tell if you need more or less fuel and compensate for any mix you end up with.

e85 really cleans out the tank, but all that leftover junk gets trapped in the filter.