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This all stock, or no?
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That big brain of yours is so sexy right now!
Thank you guy's again for all your hard work!
If my daughter didn't have brain surgery " been planned for awhile now , say a prayer please " two weeks before you're in Ohio and it wasn't on a Sunday because I work weekends " doing that because of the upcoming brain surgery ", I'd be getting the ecu chipped and the flashpro mini at that point.
I'll get there eventually. This will be my first upgrade.
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So did the car have your fuel system plus the flex kit?
Says fuel system required.
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The web page https://hondata.com/canflex-11thgen-2.0 shows the dyno charts without and with the fuel system. You can run E85 with our CANFlex system on a stock car - and save a lot of money at the pump.
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Brazil runs 28% ethanol at the pump with similar fuel tank components. We've been testing ethanol for years and have seen no fuel pump or filter problems.
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So this basically will be plug and play and I won’t have to be blending ethanol with 91?
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You still have to blend unless you have a massive fuel system to support the fueling requirement. This just allows the map to self adjust depending on ethanol content without having to switch maps.
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so this will still be fairly advantageous for a fairly stock vehicle?
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According to their site dyno chart you'll get around 372hp stock everything with this and their base maps utilizing their tuner of course. Elevation and temperature differences outside will change things a little for people of course I'm sure.
I'm gonna guess a smidge better with a custom tune as well. That's a pretty good jump IMO.
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Having better quality fuel lets you push the car further. So yeah it is a great option, but to truly take advantage of it I would recommend a fuel system. But it will still make power regardless even on stock fuel system, you will just be more limited in the amount of ethanol you can run.
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