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We're getting close to being on the road again though, waiting on a machine shop to get some huge work done for it. I'm hoping we can get a 3-way tune switch for it. ** Position 1: 300whp on 93 (Daily driving and road trips) Position 2: 350whp on E85 (Daily driving and weekend drifting) Position 3: 425whp on E85 (Drag strip, etc)
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Lol then change your sig
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Why? 350 is going to be my daily. We've already tuned 350whp on 93 and 350 will be easy on E85.
425whp will be the challenge. But probably not a big one being that these guys tune 1000+hp monsters on a regular basis, that don't blow up.
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I'm just giving you a hard time, I read 350 daily and was excited to here how it was going.
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I'll keep it on the 2nd option as often as I can, as long as E85 is around. 3rd option for track and random supercar highway runs (kidding of course).
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I'm debating on running my car strictly e85 with a 400+whp tune... Why not?
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Do you have any supporting mods for 400+? Or are you going to give the FA20 the benefit of the doubt and roll with it with untouched internals?
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Blow it up, then get a built motor after. I'd be the first one to blow mine and it would be quite an honor, especially since I plan to run 14psi.
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Thanks for the correction!
VarrsToen ES2 17x9-35 Before today, I wasn't familiar with their brand... but they make some pretty wheels!
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10 lug!?
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