That doesn't make any sense. How does one go about getting all the fuel out of your tank before filling w/ E85? Virtually all E85 is mixed onsite...and is invariably 50-85% ethanol. You can absolutely mix 93 octane with E85 safely. Those are the legal requirements. The only guaranteed E85 I know of is canned...and is expensive. That is why for performance one checks the ethanol percentage before pouring into their tank...and then purchase from than same supplier as it will generally be the same % of ethanol.
If an engine is tuned for E85 and 93..it can run on anything from 0-85% ethanol, at anytime, any place.
Ok. There are two different types of tune you can do. (Based on the evo, because you can tune the stock ECU).
1) you set up dual tunes. This is done by using the cruise control button (hold for 3 seconds). So. Normal tune is for 93 pump gas. When I want to run E85. I empty the tank out as much as possible fill up with E. And hold the button for 3 secs. A light flashes on the dash to let your know what tune you are on.
2) using a GM flex fuel sensor. Using this turns your car in a true flex fuel car. No matter the mixture of gas/ethanol. The sensor will give a Ethanol percentage back to the ecu, which will then add/pull fuel, and timing. To keep everything at optimal.
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