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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
The Distillery
tuning e85 in winter?
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<blockquote data-quote="vic_s197" data-source="post: 13537655" data-attributes="member: 134882"><p>I'm wanting to get my car retuned sometime in the next month, I'm running an f1a at 18-20 psi and 13 degrees of timing on my 05 gt and putting down 691 rwhp at 6000 rpm. I want to get more Out of it cuz I'm running out of gear at the end of the track . But I'm trying to figure out if I should wait to re tune it in the spring or should I go ahead and do it now? This is my first time working with e85 so I wanna make sure I do it right. And iv heard from some guys say cars running on e85 tend to run like shit in the cold weather is that true?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vic_s197, post: 13537655, member: 134882"] I'm wanting to get my car retuned sometime in the next month, I'm running an f1a at 18-20 psi and 13 degrees of timing on my 05 gt and putting down 691 rwhp at 6000 rpm. I want to get more Out of it cuz I'm running out of gear at the end of the track . But I'm trying to figure out if I should wait to re tune it in the spring or should I go ahead and do it now? This is my first time working with e85 so I wanna make sure I do it right. And iv heard from some guys say cars running on e85 tend to run like shit in the cold weather is that true? [/QUOTE]
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