E85 vs 91 vs 93 vs 100

[s2d4]

Originally Posted by Fast_Freddy

You answered your own question. No tune = no e85 support. I didn't want to speculate on what might be possible in the future.

Frankly I think OFT is going to be a lot like Unichip. There will be dozens of generic tunes available for various combinations of IHE, an e85 tune and a lot of amateur tune sharing but very few professional tuners willing to tune with it.

No, what you said was simply wrong and misinformed.
But hey, it is the internet,even the experts can be full of shit if there is money to be made.

[Fast_Freddy]

Originally Posted by s2d4

No, what you said was simply wrong and misinformed.
But hey, it is the internet,even the experts can be full of shit if there is money to be made.

So you're saying that FA20 e85 support and tunes were available yesterday from OFT? Why not explain to the OP that OFT is nothing more than a small ECU flashing tool and that if he could create his own e85 tune using the OFT supported editing software of his choice, then he could simply flash it to his ECU. I don't think that's what he was asking but maybe you do.

[s2d4]

Originally Posted by Fast_Freddy

So you're saying that FA20 e85 support and tunes were available yesterday from OFT? Why not explain to the OP that OFT is nothing more than a small ECU flashing tool and that if he could create his own e85 tune using the OFT supported editing software of his choice, then he could simply flash it to his ECU. I don't think that's what he was asking but maybe you do.

Read the original question, the corrected answer as well as shiv's answer.