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Old 01-23-2016, 06:59 PM   #1
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Is there any issues with buying a used OFT?

I installed a catless header and have thrown a CEL so I figured it's time to get a tune. Is there absolutely any downfall to buying an used OFT just to save some bucks?
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Old 01-23-2016, 07:01 PM   #2
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Nope. Just make sure they un-marry it from their car.


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So no risk in it not working on mine?
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Is there any issues with buying a used OFT?

As for tune wise no. On open flash's website you can get free off the shelf maps for life.
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Sounds awesome I'll pick one up
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Sounds awesome I'll pick one up

Read up there is lot of useful information. http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=71157
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Do it. I just bought one used and everything is working great. I'm running the basic stage 1 93 octane map, it it made a pretty noticeable difference. Can't wait to get some headers and start running E85.
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Do it. I just bought one used and everything is working great. I'm running the basic stage 1 93 octane map, it it made a pretty noticeable difference. Can't wait to get some headers and start running E85.
Will it be required to run a flex fuel kit to run e85? Or just the E85 map?
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Will it be required to run a flex fuel kit to run e85? Or just the E85 map?

No just the e85 map. Only bad thing about e85 is that it is hard to start in the winter. A lot of people switch over to 91/93 in the winter. But I heard there is a flex fuel kit in development.
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Will it be required to run a flex fuel kit to run e85? Or just the E85 map?
No flex fuel kit needed. Just run the 93 down to almost empty tank fill up e85 and flash. Drive normal for 15 min. Let the fuel trims get adjusted and you should be good.
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No just the e85 map. Only bad thing about e85 is that it is hard to start in the winter. A lot of people switch over to 91/93 in the winter. But I heard there is a flex fuel kit in development.

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for winter mod the cranking pulse width tables for better cold starts as per above link and you can also add some petrol if your on high ethanol e85 to aid starting as well
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My supra runs E85 and i just didn't know if the FA20 needed a flex fuel kit for some reason. Thanks guys!! I'll pick up an OFT soon!
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No just the e85 map. Only bad thing about e85 is that it is hard to start in the winter. A lot of people switch over to 91/93 in the winter. But I heard there is a flex fuel kit in development.
Doesn't delicious tuning make one?
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