Standalone ecu and flex fuel sensor
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Car Info: 91 legacy, 87 mr2, 17 forester xt
my car is getting a tune at FLI and Miles suggested it if i was to go E85. i was curious on the reliability of the sensor and if there are others running it in the bay area.
seems like a good option to have.
seems like a good option to have.
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Fine Line did this with a Link plug and play ecu on an 06 WRX - blog post here.
That is impressive either way?
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To answer Javi's question, yes - it will adjust the map on the fly for 91 octane as well. True Flex Fuel functionality.
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There is also a company called Pro Efi that does this as well, where it changes your map on the fly as it reads the octane level of the E85. Their closest shop that would be able to do the tuning and install is in LA though. I've emailed them before and they said they would be able to do it on an STi. They have them already on Evos and Supras
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There is also a company called Pro Efi that does this as well, where it changes your map on the fly as it reads the octane level of the E85. Their closest shop that would be able to do the tuning and install is in LA though. I've emailed them before and they said they would be able to do it on an STi. They have them already on Evos and Supras
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So Zeitronics kit and a GM sensor equals Fuel Flex and tuning equals fuel flex for our cars?
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You need fuel pump and injectors mostly.
There is another thread floating around that has all of the info. Not sure where it is though.
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Need a few other things in order to run E85. The Zeitronics and the sensor are just extra stuff to run it dynamically from what I know. I am not sure if using the Zeitronics kit and tuning it with it will allow you to switch between 91 and E85 at will.
You need fuel pump and injectors mostly.
There is another thread floating around that has all of the info. Not sure where it is though.
You need fuel pump and injectors mostly.
There is another thread floating around that has all of the info. Not sure where it is though.