[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by WrxToBeamerGuy

This is why I picked up a active autowerke high flow dp. No CEL guarantee and I've been 5000 percent happy with it.

I've had the Active downpipes on the shop's 335 and the G82 M4. No CEL with either one

[B58 _gran_coupe_]

Sorry for the thread drift but I just ordered bm3 tonight (thanks Mike@x-ph.com)

Am I correct in thinking that messing with burbles when I flash stage 1 won't be great for my oem DP?

[dmanb2b]

Originally Posted by B58_coup_

Sorry for the thread drift but I just ordered bm3 tonight (thanks Mike@x-ph.com)

Am I correct in thinking that messing with burbles when I flash stage 1 won't be great for my oem DP?

Yes, and you really can't hear the burbles on a stock setup much anyhow

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by B58_coup_

Sorry for the thread drift but I just ordered bm3 tonight (thanks Mike@x-ph.com)

Am I correct in thinking that messing with burbles when I flash stage 1 won't be great for my oem DP?

Correct, I recommend upgrading the downpipe if you wish to increase the burble sound

[toniree93]

Originally Posted by G.Newt

Bruh. A lot of us are running E50-60 and up to full E85 mixes (with PI and LPFP upgrade). E30 is nothing lol. Grab a TU HPFP, flash Stage 2+ E30 and go gap some STI's.

Is it true I shouldn’t leave e30 in the tank for more than 3 days? At this point in my research that is my only blocker.

[blacksapphire440i]

Originally Posted by toniree93

Is it true I shouldn’t leave e30 in the tank for more than 3 days? At this point in my research that is my only blocker.

I have asked this question to the user named kern417 and he actually ran an ethanol blend beyond e30 and did not drive the car for a month and had no issues. E30-E50 really isn't a huge ethanol blend but once you go beyond that, however, the properties of gasoline will lose its potency.

[G.Newt]

Originally Posted by toniree93

Is it true I shouldn’t leave e30 in the tank for more than 3 days? At this point in my research that is my only blocker.

Where did you hear that? Lmao. Ethanol isn't going to absorb that much moisture that quickly, especially on an E30-35 blend.

[alpinweiss340]

Originally Posted by toniree93

Is it true I shouldn’t leave e30 in the tank for more than 3 days? At this point in my research that is my only blocker.

Yes ethanol can absorb moisture from the atmosphere causing it to lose potency, you'll be fine though. I highly doubt you'll let the car sit for Months on end without driving it. Correct me if I'm wrong

[alpinweiss340]

Originally Posted by G.Newt

Bruh. A lot of us are running E50-60 and up to full E85 mixes (with PI and LPFP upgrade). E30 is nothing lol. Grab a TU HPFP, flash Stage 2+ E30 and go gap some STI's.

This!

[toniree93]

Originally Posted by alpinweiss340

Yes ethanol can absorb moisture from the atmosphere causing it to lose potency, you'll be fine though. I highly doubt you'll let the car sit for Months on end without driving it. Correct me if I'm wrong

I would say 2 days of no driving max, but the issue is most of my drives are 30 miles max, and average like 2 miles. I work from home so no commute, so I find myself re-filling every 2 weeks.