First let me start off this post by saying I do not wish to hear any urban legends as to ethanol and E85 destroying fuel lines, motors, injectors, or fuel pumps. They are exactly that, urban legends with no truth to them when it comes to modern cars.
Recently we have had great success running E85 in our shop cars including our 700whp 10 second Porsche 996TT and our 750+whp 8 second Evo8. So, we decided to convert the first FSI to run on E85 ethanol. The advantages of running ethanol over traditional fuel are extensive and include a cleaner and cooler burn in the combustion chamber which translates to the ability to run high compression, high boost, and lots of ignition timing... a recipe for lots of horsepower. Not to mention $1.69 a gallon, that harnesses more power then race fuels available for $25+ a gallon. Preliminary tuning is being carried out as we speak (Thanks [email protected]), and dyno numbers will be available within the next week. New modifications performed to support ethanol include: a cast aluminum intake manifold incorporating (4) 1000cc fuel injectors, injectors are controlled via a 034 motorsports ecu (thanks [email protected]), (2) Bosch Motorsports fuel pumps, and a custom fuel surge tank which incorporates the pumps mounting brackets.
Filling up at the E85 Pump
Stealth
What lies beneath.
Aluminum intake manifold
Injectors and fuel rail mounted.











i am interested in the e85 setup it is pretty cool i have never learned anything about it though since the stuff is not available around here

