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  1. I need an answer on running fuel with 10% ethanol? Will this hurt the engine? I have a 2002 C4S coupe and it requires 93 octane but in the U.S. at the pump where I live the highest is 91, but there is a station that sells 100 octane 10% ethanol fuel and I was going to blend this with the 91 to make the minimum 93 octane. I was actually going to blend to 95. My only question is the Ethanol going to be a problem and should I not worry about it? I know in some states and cities that 10% ethanol is mandatory certain times of the year.

    Thanks in advance for your help.

    SOUTAHC4S

  2. 2002 C4S coupe manual (only mod on engine is PSE)

    I know in the manual it says to run a minimum of 93 octane gasoline. Here in the western US most premium is only 91 octane. I have a place that is going to be putting in a pump site with 100 octane unleaded race fuel legal for the street. My question is should I blend the 91 with the 100 to make 93 or would I be just better off using the 100 octane straight. If your car is not built with the compression to take full advantage of the octane you are just throwing your money down the drain. Any help here would be great. I asked the dealer about 91 and he said it would be ok just a little loss in performance would not hurt the engine.

    Also, alot of race fuel gets the higher octane by using MMT in their blends. In the manual it says not to use gasoline with MMT in it. MMT supposedly damages the catalytic converter. Any advice on this also.

    Thanks for you help in advance

    SOUTAHC4S

  3. i have it on my C2. Great wing, looks and build wise.

    I have a aero kit on though and a front lip, since i do track the car and often are over 100+ while driving (lots of hwy 5).

    I had the taco on before and just didnt like it. I like the way the gt2 wing flattens out the rear of the car, making it more squat to the ground. Mine fits up great, finish was very good, and it was about 1600 or so with paint.

    Your car looks great with the gt2 wing and aero kit. In your opinion, since I do not track my car, but is more of a daily driver. Would I be OK with the gt2 wing on my c4s without the aero kit on the front or sides of the car?

    Thanks

    soutahc4s

  4. Opinions differ naturally, but the only wing I would ever put on my car was something similar to Mishas GT2 replica.

    http://www.wheelexperts.com/aero/996wbm/line_996c2c4.html

    I dont like the aerokit wings, and this one looks great imho. Your milage may vary.

    That wing looks great on the c4s even without the aerokit all the way around. What is the retail price on the Misha GT2?

    Thanks for your input

    soutahc4s

    Mishas minimal site - http://www.996wings.com/

    A DYI for the install - http://www.funcarsonline.com/gallery/album26

    I think it sells for around $1200-1300 + a paintjob.

    Beware - it might look good on its own, but it generates lots of downforce. Without a frontwing you might get an ustable car at high speeds. Goes for most all rear wings. If you never drive above 65, then no problem ;-)

    Does anyone have any experience with this wing on a c2 or a c4s without the full areokit? How unstable did it make the car at high speeds? This car is not tracked it is for everyday driving just like the look of the wing.

    Thanks

    soutahc4s

  5. Opinions differ naturally, but the only wing I would ever put on my car was something similar to Mishas GT2 replica.

    http://www.wheelexperts.com/aero/996wbm/line_996c2c4.html

    I dont like the aerokit wings, and this one looks great imho. Your milage may vary.

    That wing looks great on the c4s even without the aerokit all the way around. What is the retail price on the Misha GT2?

    Thanks for your input

    soutahc4s

  6. 2002 C4S Manual

    I am looking to put a fixed rear wing on my 2002 C4S. Anyone that has a wing on their P-Car that would work on the C4S could you post a pic.

    Or give me any recomendations you might have would be great. I have seen a few in Excellence magazine, but they only show the wings and I would like to see them on the car.

    Thanks

    soutahc4s

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