Real Fiero Tech

The actual mix percentage varies significantly throughout the year in parts of the country which actually have seasons... gotta be careful if you're tuned on the ragged edge. Are you filling up on E85 or E60?

Ours has been testing at e80 even in the middle of winter here. I suspect within the next month it will be up to 85. Not much variation which keeps tuning easier year round

I don't test mine since I'm not tuned to the edge.

They say the minimum is e70 on the pump, I assume they go down close to that being winter in Colorado. I adjust my mixture in my head to try and keep it close to e45-e50 or so, but I don't try too incredibly hard since I've got a lot of flex. I'd love to run straight e85, but our fuel system can't support that much fuel, the injectors are maxxed.

crappy pic of how the gauges turned out.

Got a shittier daylight pic?

This car isn't actually going to move under its own power sometime soon?

I've got lots of shitty daytime pics. The car has been moving under its own power for 3 years now(on and off). I gots to drives it and errything mang

shitty daytime pic

Which lift kit is that? I've got a GMC truck I'd like to lift like that....

I am about to install the Jalapeno kit. mud bogging is big here in florida.

I know its cray cray. its still stock springs and ball joints. thats the factory gap holmes plus some weight taken out in both front and rear. ill get a pic of the front tire gap soon. its rediculous.

You going to do anything about rolling on 30 year old springs?

ill get to swapping them eventually. for now though the old springs provide that cadillac ride. its like riding on a pillow.

With shitty stock size tires, the stock springs with Konis are just perfect for performance.

obligatory "filling up with e85" pic.

Buy some pontiac arrows! JESUS!

Do you own cats? I see some scratches.

He wants to fill the arrowheads with the blood of his enemies.

short video?


https://youtu.be/1GCDGSpEfXo

Long video, please.

Or maybe even a video that's not ironic in light of the stereotype you push regarding V8 Fiero owners.

It has some decent turbo noise, at least.

wire harness for the fuel pump. somehow the wire and pin came out of the plastic connector. It seems there is a nub or something that is supposed to hold it in, and it broke or something cause the car shut off and had no fuel pressure obviously. I thought the pump died, but it turned out to be this simple connector. I "fixed" it to keep it from occuring again for both teh ground and power wire.

I can't quite tell, was that a Chevy Malibu, or Cruze? The one walking away on you.