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Originally Posted by gmanvilla1@gmail.com
Dilemma; I purchased a new 2015 FRS back in May. Like most of us in this forum... I would like more power however I don't want to risk blowing the engine. IMO turbo is too risky, Supercharger is also risky and pricy and there is only so much this motors can take. How much of a risk is it to run E85? I do hear many guys are happy with the performance from E85. If I sell it, I would lose my ass since I put a lot of money down and already invested on wheels and coilovers, I tried that route and I was offered $20k when I paid $27k.. which included exhaust and leather. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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I like how you think wheels and coils are "investments" lol.
A tune with e85 and headers will fix the torque dip. But keep in mind you have a brand new warranty. It's very easy to blame a drivetrain failure on added power and tune.
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