im am going to be running stock compression do you know if that matters?
You will be OK.
Which engine or what compression?
You could probably get away with modified OEM injectors to 510cc
Most new rubber fuel lines can handle E85. Old prior 1990 not.
E85 has it's advantages & disadvantages:
Burns about 200°F cooler than pump gas so your engine runs cooler
your engine gets internally cleaner
It requires about 20%~30% more volume
you may take advantage of it's 105 octane & cooler burn by leaning it a little more at idle or cruise to gain a little MPG
it attracts water so gotta be careful storing the car on really high compression on boosted engines.
about $0.50 cheaper than 87 octane pump gas in many states.
really hard or far to get in many areas.
your travel distance gets shortened per fuel tank.
made in the USA so we support local jobs.
makes good power but gotta see if it's something you willing to get into after looking at the +&- it comes with.
aem ecu allows you to switch, mix on the fly from E85 or pump gas. Like a true flex-fuel GM Car does. By adding a ethanol fuel mixture sensor.