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Old 09-29-2011, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Irunelevens
If you want to make the "E85 makes it a race car" argument, the same ridiculous thing could be said about your drag radials. So let's just go ahead and drop that crap, because cars have been sold from the factory with the ability to run E85 for YEARS. Unless of course you consider a Ford Taurus to be a race car .
If I would have to keep a barrel of fuel at my house to be able to drive it....then yes it would be more of a race car than a street car. There are no e85 stations with in 50 miles of me. The tune would also have to be changed to take advantage of the fuel (similar to a race gas tune). My car nore any other performance cars come from the factory e85 capable that I know of. I wish it was around here and more accesible everywhere.
A 440+rwhp bolt-on ls6 would sound good to me!
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Originally Posted by Mike Morris
Those things kick ***! They also kick your wallet's ***. Man I got to sucker you into taking my car home after MIR and doing these tricks. You and Ohio are too fast for me unless I do heads

What makes them kick *** Mike? I have'nt even drove the car yet. Is it noticeable?
I could do oct 7. I was actually trying to find a place to go on sunday. Should be cool, but it looks like the tracks have some kind of event happening. I'm suppose to go 4wheeling with my neighbors up in Kitzmiller MD, but it looks like it might be raining up there on Sun.
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
If I would have to keep a barrel of fuel at my house to be able to drive it....then yes it would be more of a race car than a street car. There are no e85 stations with in 50 miles of me. The tune would also have to be changed to take advantage of the fuel (similar to a race gas tune). My car nore any other performance cars come from the factory e85 capable that I know of. I wish it was around here and more accesible everywhere.
A 440+rwhp bolt-on ls6 would sound good to me!
Maybe you just live in a shitty place, not my problem. Nor is it the problem of anybody else in a better part of the country that has E85 pumps all over the place. I guess we need to tell all of those people with Flex Fuel Tauruses and Tahoes that they drive race cars.
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Light weight. You can pass tech without a loop. High speeds its very very smooth!!
Old 09-29-2011, 06:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Irunelevens
Maybe you just live in a shitty place, not my problem. Nor is it the problem of anybody else in a better part of the country that has E85 pumps all over the place. I guess we need to tell all of those people with Flex Fuel Tauruses and Tahoes that they drive race cars.
Yep....and you need to go get a car that actually runs 11's.....not my problem.
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I'm not worried about it. It will happen when it happens
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Dear Christ, you are still on the "E85 = race gas" argument?

Give it a rest! You are clearly the only person who thinks that
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Originally Posted by Irunelevens
Maybe you just live in a shitty place, not my problem. Nor is it the problem of anybody else in a better part of the country that has E85 pumps all over the place.
Hey woah, Closest e85 pump to me is like 50 miles away in Boston. I would have to say the area of NH I live in is far from shitty. I will say that e85 isnt race gas tho. Thats all I'm adding to this lol
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Originally Posted by marc97taws6
Dear Christ, you are still on the "E85 = race gas" argument?

Give it a rest! You are clearly the only person who thinks that
Irun11's brought it up. I stated the the facts. If 2 identical cars raced, 1 on e85 and 1 on pump the one on e85 should win. The fuel clearly has a advantage and that's all I'm trying to decipher. Why is that so hard to admit? The e85 car will also be a pita to drive in certain area's and the tune would need changed to go back to 93.....which would also be true for a race gas car.
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Hey woah, Closest e85 pump to me is like 50 miles away in Boston. I would have to say the area of NH I live in is far from shitty. I will say that e85 isnt race gas tho. Thats all I'm adding to this lol
This guy lives in Texas....he's knows all about shitty places
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Originally Posted by Mike Morris
https://ls1tech.com/forums/eastern-m...l-oct-7th.html

Oct 7 guys.

Lets do it. Hio won't do you take my car home withyou when you leave
Theres no way i could make it to the rental, but i may be able to go to the test and tune that night.
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
If I would have to keep a barrel of fuel at my house to be able to drive it....then yes it would be more of a race car than a street car. There are no e85 stations with in 50 miles of me. The tune would also have to be changed to take advantage of the fuel (similar to a race gas tune). My car nore any other performance cars come from the factory e85 capable that I know of. I wish it was around here and more accesible everywhere.
A 440+rwhp bolt-on ls6 would sound good to me!
as in what mean E85 capable. The new 5.0 you have to do nothing but add E85 and tune. No different then tuning for 93 or anything else.
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
This guy lives in Texas....he's knows all about shitty places
HEY HEY

I live in TX and it is a great place.



ALso least we have E85 on every corner...
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
Irun11's brought it up. I stated the the facts. If 2 identical cars raced, 1 on e85 and 1 on pump the one on e85 should win. The fuel clearly has a advantage and that's all I'm trying to decipher. Why is that so hard to admit? The e85 car will also be a pita to drive in certain area's and the tune would need changed to go back to 93.....which would also be true for a race gas car.
Which would also be true for a drag radial car.
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Not realy you just have to replace your tires more often. I don't usually run them except for when I gettin ready for the track
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
Not realy you just have to replace your tires more often. I don't usually run them except for when I gettin ready for the track
And your car is measurably faster with them, correct? I can't believe you are so thick, you are unable to draw a parallel here.
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I would have to run it with the 18's on it again. It has changed to much since the last time I ran it. I can believe your so dumb to note the difference between wearing your tires faster then needing gas when your out on the road, not being able to find it and walking home. Big difference between that and tire wear.
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Originally Posted by HioSSilver
I would have to run it with the 18's on it again. It has changed to much since the last time I ran it. I can believe your so dumb to note the difference between wearing your tires faster then needing gas when your out on the road, not being able to find it and walking home. Big difference between that and tire wear.
I'm not talking about tire wear, you simpleton. I am talking about the ability to daily drive anywhere in the country. Drag radials hate water and cold temperatures. Shall I elaborate further, or are we done with the E85-envy?
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And how hard do you think it is to go from an E85 tune to a 93 octane tune? You definitely wouldn't be walking home.
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My nittos do fine in the rain. Constantly ****** with a tune isn't what I call a dd.....I'd call that a pain in the ***. Well now I can't go anywhere with out my laptop. You don't understand. I don't constantly duck with my car. I do **** to it every now and again that I want done. Other than that I drive it. The problem is.....you can't get there in your acura


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