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There is a really cheap fix to your E85 problem that I did!!! like 70 bucks cheap to add it to your truck.
Originally Posted by ZO6Ted
I love the bar Choda. If I ever get to completely unload mine I think it would help a lot but loaded it handles great with the Rancho 9000's.
Pooter I wish mine was E85.
I love the bar Choda. If I ever get to completely unload mine I think it would help a lot but loaded it handles great with the Rancho 9000's.
Pooter I wish mine was E85.
For some reason I assumed all the 5.3's had the e85 stuff already.
Originally Posted by Jonblarc7
There is a really cheap fix to your E85 problem that I did!!! like 70 bucks cheap to add it to your truck.
Yes it is. A sensor install kit and a quick tune adjustment.
No it's just that I was told the fuel system wouldn't handle it because of the blower. I'm told I'd need injectors at least maybe more like I'm reasonably close to the limit?
So for a comparison point with my 18 6.2 4wd crew cab, I had to drive 800 miles the last 2 days. For one segment, all highway with some hills, unloaded, truck is essentially stock with an oil catch can, doing 80-85mph most of the way I drove 265 miles and it took 12.13 gallons to fill back up, so right at 21.9 MPG. I am really impressed with that.
^^^ yup. I'm waiting to have a few hour road trip to see what it does cruising that long in v4. I still have not taken apart my catch catch to see why its no longer catching any vapor/oil. I need to do that sooner than later.
My first road trip across the state and back w two pit stops along the way. Didn’t even use a full tank. No hurry so I was cruising just above the speed limit. My catch can is still completely empty. I reached out to Tracey Lewis, he sent me new check valves. I double checked my hoses for cracks... can is not clogged. Everything seems to be good but this is about 2k miles w out a drop of oil/water being caught in the can.
About the E85 part.. Only the 2014 5.3's had it from factory as a standard. Anything after that with 5.3's had to be added. I don't think the 6.2's allowed the option. Rumors are because it would (and it is) rival with lt1 numbers