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MrSony said:
Race fuel means octane higher than you can get at a pump like 98, 100, 108 octane etc. E85 is not race fuel lol.
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I guess in the ECU world E85 is considered race fuel because it can be tuned to make like 1.5 times your horsepower just with E85 and a tune.
 
Matthew Goeke said:
Hah if i blow it up all of these parts are compatible with the 350 🙂
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Really only parts that are even before the eventually explosion would be the valve covers and dizzy. But that all depends on whether or not it catches fire.
 
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MrSony said:
Really only parts that are even before the eventually explosion would be the valve covers and dizzy. But that all depends on whether or not it catches fire.
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Oh come on man, ive seen alot of people blow their motors, straight rod through wall and it never caught on fire, im not saying its impossible im just saying its not common.
 
Matthew Goeke said:
I guess in the ECU world E85 is considered race fuel because it can be tuned to make like 1.5 times your horsepower just with E85 and a tune.
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yep. For old non ecu cars it's just watered down gas.
 
Brakes are for quitters.
 
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I don't think you grasp what a piston letting go can do. On my dd when I chattered a piston after running lean I even broke my maf.....which is in the throttle body
 
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