anyone running these,im switching over and would love to have something like this in the glove box to ensure accuracy of course testing the fuel before adding to the tank
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zeitronix e85 ECA
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looks pretty cool....would be even cooler if it updated the tune automatically! otherwise the 15 buck curbside summitt tester is still nice because you see the result before the fill up and can make tuning changes if necessary from the handheld (ie like having an e70 tune and e85 tune)
Even if the car is tuned on E85 and it switches to E70, it will only run a tad richer and the tune shouldn't need any adjustment.
Would it be cool to look at? Sure, but if you already fill up it won't matter anyway.
Would it be cool to look at? Sure, but if you already fill up it won't matter anyway.
e85 out here been tested to e90+ :uh oh:
Any details on the new setup? It looks like they made there own inline sensor now and the setup looks much cheaper overall? Anything else i'm missing?
^ this is the email i got from them
"Thank you for your interest in our products.
Yes, all you need is the ECA kit (with harness and Flex Fuel sensor). The ECA shows E % and has analog output for optional standalone ECM. FF Sensor goes into a fuel line so make sure there are no fuel leaks. If you have a low pressure return line, that's a good spot to mount the sensor."
i replied to clarify if it could be used with a returnless system since it sounds like they think i have a return style when i clearly said i have a returnless will keep you updated
"Thank you for your interest in our products.
Yes, all you need is the ECA kit (with harness and Flex Fuel sensor). The ECA shows E % and has analog output for optional standalone ECM. FF Sensor goes into a fuel line so make sure there are no fuel leaks. If you have a low pressure return line, that's a good spot to mount the sensor."
i replied to clarify if it could be used with a returnless system since it sounds like they think i have a return style when i clearly said i have a returnless will keep you updated
The readout costs $199.00
Then the sensor costs either $359.00 or $149.00 for the new, less expensive sensor. Zeitronix Order Page : Wideband Engine Datalogging Systems and Accessories
Pretty expensive since the "test before you pump" tester only costs $15.71
Quick Fuel E85 Fuel Testers 36-E85 - SummitRacing.com
Seems like a lot of cash, especially with the more expensive sensor.
Then the sensor costs either $359.00 or $149.00 for the new, less expensive sensor. Zeitronix Order Page : Wideband Engine Datalogging Systems and Accessories
Pretty expensive since the "test before you pump" tester only costs $15.71
Quick Fuel E85 Fuel Testers 36-E85 - SummitRacing.com
Seems like a lot of cash, especially with the more expensive sensor.
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