Toyota Tundra convert to burn e85 and gasoline in 10 minutes.

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[dcedce]

10min with one hand...5min with 2hands?

[sethperry]

2months later how is it going? Do you recommend it?? Regular gas is 4.60 an e85 is 2.80 locally for me

[abic-t]

It really works I have a 4.7 litter but I have a concern about it is a reliable sistem, thanks.

[coreymoyers]

While this should keep your engine from blowing up and taking advantage of the e85, what stops the alcohol from eating the lines, pumps, and injectors that aren't stainless?

[bryantchoi]

cool vid ^_^ I'm installing mine later today

[Austin-S]

Make a review of the performance / Fuel economy

[MERCHIEBITCH]

Wtf I was asking everyone about converting my gen 1 and nobody could answer me

Unfortunately it’s been totaled but I have a 14 now and just started thinking about switching

[davidjimenez]

is reliable to buy a Toyota Tundra 2011 5.7L Flex Fuel with 300 000 miles. My neighbor is selling his for $13K. please gimme a comment .

[thedeadsealion]

No way! Gotta try it.
Any updates for us?

[richardvalle]

Did you change fuel pump or fuel lines

[royfrancis]

I love toyota tundra am going to buy a 1990 is it worth it

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[Scalia-igqz]

Ethanol is crappy fuel....I mostly pump at a 1/2 tank in which every third tank I alternate 87 with 88, 91, or 93 which makes the 5.7 purr. I can get over 20 mpg out of non ethanol 100% fuel (hard to find and expensive) ...but knowing this....I believe ethanol is more expensive to run if you get 14 mpg. It all depends on your driving too... I've got 20 mpg out of a 30 gallon top off of 86 octane which is below recommended 87....so that was confusing, again driving factors...but mpg decrease does not mean money savings. Especially because you bought that....If it $100 bucks I can't be sure you'll get your money back.
Try not pushing in your gas pedal more then a 1/2 inch and take a mile to get up to 55, 65, 70, 75, or 80 mph etc....easy