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[milehighsubie303]

Hi I just joined!! Names Jonathan! Have a 2012 WRB STI stage to plus e85. Follow me on Instagram for more photos and such [MENTION=4464]milehighsubie303[/MENTION]

 

[milehighsubie303]

*stage 2

 

[IGOTASTi]

Welcome to the team!

Follow us on Instagram @igotasti_com.

We know you are following us already. Joking this morning.

 

[milehighsubie303]

Thanks! Excited to be on the team!

 

[IGOTASTi]

Thanks! Excited to be on the team!

Glad you're here. Enjoy!!!

 

[Alin]

Welcome to IGOTASTI!!!

E85 huh? Have you been on a dyno yet?

What was your previous car?

 

[milehighsubie303]

Welcome to IGOTASTI!!!

E85 huh? Have you been on a dyno yet?

What was your previous car?

Thanks! Love the e85, worried for winter though so any tips help! Have not been in dyno yet, did get a 13.9 at the track with no launch control. My previous car was a 01 VW jetta but the STi was my dream since 04.

 

[Alin]

Mk4! I have a mk4 tdi. :lol:

What mods does your car have that youre running e85?

Was that a typo at 13.9?

 

[milehighsubie303]

It was just a good ole vr6
Have ID 1000 injectors plus the DW 265lph fuel pump. Other mods- cobb SF intake, boost controller, turbo blanket, and downpipe.
No typo! :/ my 60' was horrible and my launches weren't great either.

 

[Alin]

Where did you get your car tuned at?

 

[milehighsubie303]

Supernet tuning in Colorado Springs

 

[Alin]

Write a review in the review section when you get a chance! :tup:

How much faster does the car feel now as opposed to whe it was stock? :lol: :tard:

 

[milehighsubie303]

It feels great, way faster and stronger specially on the top end.

 

[Spamby]

Welcome.

E85 can be a bear in the winter but it's definitely doable. As long as the tuner has the tables set correctly, you shouldn't see too much of an issue.

Only time I start to have starting issues is usually in the 0*-20*. It takes a few cranks to get that sucker to fire up. Most was 8 cranking cycles.

I have never had a fail to start, even below zero.

Block heaters take care of the issues if you start having problems. Around 30 bucks for an oem unit.

 

[milehighsubie303]

Thanks!

Yea will be my first winter with E85, colorado has crazy weather last week temperate dropped a little below thirty it took me two cranks to get it started.

If it starts to be an issue I'll invest in the block heaters.

Thanks for the advice!

 

[wasib123]

Whats the BHP on your car?

 

[milehighsubie303]

I haven't dynoed the yet, common numbers for my
Current set up are 350whp+ and about 400wtq+ im guessing I'm around those numbers.