Iowa Tacomas (Idiots.Out.Wandering.Around)

That is the most disgusting thing I’ve heard you say.

 

I'm really getting the itch for a fun/fast car again... Bleh.... Like real bad. Tuning season needs to start up so I can drive other peoples stuff so I'm not so tempted to make poor financial decisions.

 

Luckily one of my people has a big SS 1LE Supercharged Camaro build he should be finishing soon and another guy has a pretty bad ass LS Swapped Supercharged and Nitrous S10 that should be ready as soon as he gets his injectors back from cleaning/testing.

 

The 1LE should be all kinds of nasty. It made 585RWHP on the stock motor and he's putting a Texas Speed 416 Long Block in it. Should be 700ish on 93 on the same supercharger. May try and break 800 on either E85 or race gas.

 

you don't like the Hawkeyes?

 

Sounds to me like you need the turbo kit for the taco..

 

no. Fuck the hawks. And the packers

 

Vikings?

 

Correct

 

I need to fix the image preview of this thread.

 

i like when they beat Kansas Jayhawks

too many KU fans in my family for my liking

 

That's a negative ghost rider. I've done stupid shit to my daily drivers to make them not daily drivers before. I don't wanna do that anymore..... Part of the reason I need a new house with a shop............ LoL

 

You can get power out of E85?

 

I gave up on going fast, had my fill of it through experiences. Also why other people don't drive me, or my vehicles very often.

 

Yeah a lot of people that get into drag or racing in general run e85 because it’s cheaper than race gas.

https://www.americanmuscle.com/pros-and-cons-to-e85.html

 

Yes. It’s higher octane. Most people get it in 5 gallon cans of pure e85 as the gas stations can be various percentages.

It also uses more fuel. So for everyday usage, it’s cheaper per gallon but you get less mpgs so it’s kind of a waste.

 

It's also a fuckton of ethanol, which is to be avoided for engine longevity. Or so I'm told (on older engines anyways)

 

Yup. It wrecks things unless it’s built for it. And even then it’s still problematic.

 

Bingo. And boo.

 

Indeed. Ask the guys that just spent thousands on a fuel system to support E85 and make the mistake of leaving E85 in the tank over the winter in storage. Almost always bad news.

I am still I fan of E85 in performance applications though. Pump E85 is as good as race gas if not better and race E85 is amazing. You just have to know the pitfalls.