r.camlin
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- Rob
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- 2019 Civic Hatchback Sport
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So I know the CVT has an upper limit for acceptable torque before things get dicey, and a Flex Fuel compatibility upgrade would potentially yield a good measure more HP and torque.
My question is: Would a Flex Fuel kit be ill-advised or safe to do on a CVT hatch Sport? I'm currently running KTuner V2 with no other mods at the moment.
Also, I've seen a lot of people say that our civics are already built to handle E85 safely because our fuel systems are the same as the Brazilian market Civics. Has anyone confirmed or denied this? Just trying to figure out how involved I would have to get if at some point I wanted the Flex Fuel capabilities.
My question is: Would a Flex Fuel kit be ill-advised or safe to do on a CVT hatch Sport? I'm currently running KTuner V2 with no other mods at the moment.
Also, I've seen a lot of people say that our civics are already built to handle E85 safely because our fuel systems are the same as the Brazilian market Civics. Has anyone confirmed or denied this? Just trying to figure out how involved I would have to get if at some point I wanted the Flex Fuel capabilities.
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