[lawrence77]

How do you tune the car to run on e85? Doesn't it void the warranty if you tune?.. What's the process?

 

[celsius]

 

[domino_z]

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[[email protected]]

How do you tune the car to run on e85? Doesn't it void the warranty if you tune? Surely I can't just fill up on e85 and see what happens.... What's the process?

You need injectors, fuel pumps and a tune to calibrate it.

The warranty if up to your dealer and Nissan North America.

DO NOT just fill up with E85.

 

[MrJimi]

I think you should fill up and go do some pulls and let us know what happens .. maybe even a before and after dyno sheet would be cool ..

 

[SELVERGTR7]

I think you should fill up and go do some pulls and let us know what happens .. maybe even a before and after dyno sheet would be cool ..

 

[ESCUE Polo]

I recently converted my Gtr to e85. I needed new fuel pumps, injectors, and a tune. Jack at Horsepower Logic helped me with the setup and tuned my car. I'm sure he can better explain the setup and the work involved

 

[BoostCrzy]

as said...injectors/pumps/tune.....really a simple process in the right hands......and we can provide the entire drop in kit with a tune preloaded on the AP ...feel free to call us if you have any questions!

 

[GTRcHaRgEr]

I heard that e85 gums up the injectors over time and that in cold weather causes the car to have a hard time starting.......

 

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I heard that e85 gums up the injectors over time and that in cold weather causes the car to have a hard time starting.......

E85 does not gum up modern injectors any quicker than gasoline.

In cold weather it can be harder to start. But this is mostly a computer and tuning issue. The car will start, but it might take a few more cranks. If the cobb had a cranking fuel offset for temp, it would start right up.

 

[GTRcHaRgEr]

E85 does not gum up modern injectors any quicker than gasoline.

In cold weather it can be harder to start. But this is mostly a computer and tuning issue. The car will start, but it might take a few more cranks. If the cobb had a cranking fuel offset for temp, it would start right up.

Thats good to know, had been on the fence about going the e85 route. Is cobb working on a fuel offset for temp?

 

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Thats good to know, had been on the fence about going the e85 route. Is cobb working on a fuel offset for temp?

To be honest I don't know if the stock computer can do it. I know it has been discussed, I know the guys at cobb have a lot going on. .