Best LNF tune for E85?
09-02-2011, 03:27 PM
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Best LNF tune for E85?
Ive been doing alot of research as far as who to go through for tuning to e85. Im curious what everyone thinks is the best route to go. There is a ton of knowledge floating around on this forum so i figure this is the best place to get information. Thanks in advance for the input!
09-02-2011, 06:20 PM
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Ive been doing alot of research as far as who to go through for tuning to e85. Im curious what everyone thinks is the best route to go. There is a ton of knowledge floating around on this forum so i figure this is the best place to get information. Thanks in advance for the input!
09-19-2011, 10:44 AM
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anymore actual input that would be more effective that you would love it would be nice.... Price of said tunes, gains, Economy difference, clutch problems, so on so forth
09-19-2011, 11:42 AM
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Shakes of head. Lol.............. Its gonna be a personal preference for everyone so everyone will say different things. Ure best.bet.is to contact a tuner. Could be a hptuner tuner or a trifecta guy. Just pick. Hptuner known tuners are byt,me,term, and new in the game is mdubs lol. Heard good things about all of them. If u are worried go trifecta im sure they can give u a few cels hahah jk but all are good sources to choose from.
09-19-2011, 11:53 AM
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bahaha i was just about to say i know call or email them, but i am also looking for real world experience with them from customers before i decide on which one
real world tune experience i believe is always nice to here, especially if anyone actually had a tune with problems or so.
real world tune experience i believe is always nice to here, especially if anyone actually had a tune with problems or so.
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09-19-2011, 01:02 PM
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Shakes of head. Lol.............. Its gonna be a personal preference for everyone so everyone will say different things. Ure best.bet.is to contact a tuner. Could be a hptuner tuner or a trifecta guy. Just pick. Hptuner known tuners are byt,me,term, and new in the game is mdubs lol. Heard good things about all of them. If u are worried go trifecta im sure they can give u a few cels hahah jk but all are good sources to choose from.
09-19-2011, 01:05 PM
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But if the op is in michigan i would say take a trip to zzp. They have all of your answers you need, power gains will be impressive, and you dont really need to worry about the clutch too much if you ask them to bring on the boost gradually. Mines still holding up on E at 25k miles
09-19-2011, 01:45 PM
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I mean hes only been tuning LNFs since theyve been out but yeah i guss hes new. Did you even see his white sedan and the tunes he put on it?
Dont bash people man.. Yeah you tune cool but youre not the only one
Dont bash people man.. Yeah you tune cool but youre not the only one
09-19-2011, 02:22 PM
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I can set you up with an E85 dyno tune for $225. We got pretty involved with our E85 development going as far as graphing the injector timing and pump solenoid timing on a lab scope while logging fuel pressure at multiple locations, tuning, and making hundreds of dyno pulls. This allowed us to see exactly what is happening rather than going with what feels faster or simply looks better on the scan tool. In the end, we utilized about $100k worth of equipment while working on our LNF E85 tunes.
09-19-2011, 02:37 PM
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I can set you up with an E85 dyno tune for $225. We got pretty involved with our E85 development going as far as graphing the injector timing and pump solenoid timing on a lab scope while logging fuel pressure at multiple locations, tuning, and making hundreds of dyno pulls. This allowed us to see exactly what is happening rather than going with what feels faster or simply looks better on the scan tool. In the end, we utilized about $100k worth of equipment while working on our LNF E85 tunes.
09-19-2011, 03:06 PM
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