Ok so I bought my friend's Limited which he's owned for years. The car has 10,900 original miles. A true "cream puff". Unfortunately though, it has old school parts on it. A big shaft TE63, 50's, TT alky chip, etc. Its been 11.40's at 119mph. Fuel pump is probably some Red's pump or whatever. I'm sure it's old and needs to go.
Not bad but I'm sure technology has advanced.
I came back to Buicks from racing coyote mustangs (hey it was fun but nothing unique) and ran E85. The fuel allowed me to run 9.50's at 147 in my last 2015 GT. So I'm no stranger to it.
So I understand TT sells 80's and a chip for E85. Also one can use a flex fuel sensor for ease of switching back to 93? My question is what would you guys do to minimally update this low mileage car. I'm not cutting shit or removing anything. I'd like to eventually update the turbo in the future as well. Maybe shoot for 10's on E85?
I know this fuel is MUCH more SAFER than 93 and Alky. E85 is available a few miles away, so it's a no brainer. Plus it's smells much better without a cat, lol.
Not bad but I'm sure technology has advanced.
I came back to Buicks from racing coyote mustangs (hey it was fun but nothing unique) and ran E85. The fuel allowed me to run 9.50's at 147 in my last 2015 GT. So I'm no stranger to it.
So I understand TT sells 80's and a chip for E85. Also one can use a flex fuel sensor for ease of switching back to 93? My question is what would you guys do to minimally update this low mileage car. I'm not cutting shit or removing anything. I'd like to eventually update the turbo in the future as well. Maybe shoot for 10's on E85?
I know this fuel is MUCH more SAFER than 93 and Alky. E85 is available a few miles away, so it's a no brainer. Plus it's smells much better without a cat, lol.