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The plan is to run a flex fuel system on Ecutek. Still got a bit of a way to go before we worrie about that. Got to wait for the car to be registered by Subaru before we can do some run in miles so got a week or so to figure it out.
The plan is to run a flex fuel system on Ecutek. Still got a bit of a way to go yet before we worrie about that. Got to wait for the car to be registered by Subaru before we can do some run in miles so got a week or so to figure it out yet
I run a flexfuel sensor on my syvecs, defo makes life a lot easier looking forward to the results
The plan is to run a flex fuel system on Ecutek. Still got a bit of a way to go before we worrie about that. Got to wait for the car to be registered by Subaru before we can do some run in miles so got a week or so to figure it out.
How come you have a brand new unregistered vehicle then?
Does that mean you can run any mix of meth / vpower / octane booster then?
Basically you map to whatever mix you want, as the sensor senses the percentage of mix in the fuel. Then in future just add the desired amount and the ecu automatically adjusts the map to account for this, then as it comes back to v power alone the map is pulled back.
It will also do this for just v power as it sense the ethanol content in the fuel, so if the fuel quality varies from station to station the ecu will account for this. So in essence engine is always kept safe from det
Basically you map to whatever mix you want, as the sensor senses the percentage of mix in the fuel. Then in future just add the desired amount and the ecu automatically adjusts the map to account for this, then as it comes back to v power alone the map is pulled back.
It will also do this for just v power as it sense the ethanol content in the fuel, so if the fuel quality varies from station to station the ecu will account for this. So in essence engine is always kept safe from det
Lots of owners of the new STI that have a performance upgrade are on the receiving end of are work they just don't know it. We work with 2 Subaru dealerships, Alfa Romeo and of course Nissan
21 April 2016, 03:21 PM
