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Got my car back less than a week and thinking of upgrading to E85.

I'm looking at the reviews of the ANSU 1150cc injectors over at GTRLife and might go for these over the ID's and SiR ones.

For the guys on E85, what fuel pumps are you using? I'll also be getting a set of the GTC turbo inlets too and upgrading from 2.75'' to 3'' intake piping.

Mods so far are: 2.75'' intakes, midpipe, catback and custom tune.

Thanks

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im running hks pumps with dw950s - havent missed a beat in 20k+ kms on E85

the ansu injectors sound like a good thing for 98 carbon blow out, but i take everything that is hyped on nagtroc/gtrlife with a grain of salt

best injector are the ones your tuner has worked with in the past and recommends

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The SIR drop in's seem to have good feedback in the US.. No modifications needed to get them to fit, also their Bosch injectors are the go too. As a package, price competitive. 1000cc should be enough with your mods, but 1150's will support any further mods without going too spastic

http://www.gtrlife.com/forums/topic/65412-new-product-sir-drop-in-fuel-pumps/

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