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Wisher Performance has released AuxJection for the 2022-2026 Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing. Here is how the factory-ECU-integrated supplemental fueling system fits ethanol, pulley, intake and supercharger builds, plus what to verify before tuning.Read now -
150 Years Later, Stanadyne Is Still Chasing More Fuel: What the RGX Means for High-Horsepower GM LTx Builds
PRI recently spotlighted Stanadyne's 150-year anniversary. We look at what the company's modern RGX 12mm high-pressure GDI pump means for boosted and E85 GM LTx builds, why high-side capacity is only one piece of the fuel system, and how to validate the combination on the dyno.Read now -
110 Octane Isn’t Automatically Better: Race Fuel, E85 and Oxygenated Fuel Explained
Race fuel selection is about more than the octane number. Learn how AKI, RON, MON, oxygen content, ethanol, lead, stoichiometric ratio, fuel-system capacity and calibration work together.Read now -
Your C6 Has a 415-LPH DW400—Now What? Fuel Pressure, E85 and the Real Horsepower Limit
A 415-LPH DW400 fuel pump is not a universal horsepower guarantee. We break down C6 Corvette fuel pressure, pump voltage, E85 demand, injector headroom and how to validate the complete fuel system under load.Read now -
Stop Tuning by AFR Alone: Lambda, E85 Content and Wideband Errors Explained
Lambda keeps fueling targets consistent across gasoline, ethanol and changing E85 blends, but only when the wideband sensor, ethanol-content data and logger scaling are trustworthy.Read now -
A 1000cc Injector Is Not Always a 1000cc Injector: Fuel Pressure, E85, Dead Time and Fitment Explained
A 1000cc injector rating does not tell the whole story. Learn how fuel pressure, boost, E85 demand, impedance, dead time, physical fitment and tuning data determine whether an injector is right for the build.Read now -
Your Fuel System Isn’t One System: Why Boosted LT1/LT4 Builds Run Out of Fuel
Read nowA boosted GM Gen V LT engine can run out of fuel in three different places: the low-side supply, the cam-driven high-pressure pump, or the direct injectors’ usable injection window. Learn how to read the log, identify the first limit and choose the upgrade that actually solves it.
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Your 'E85' Could Be E51: What Seasonal Ethanol Blends Mean for Tuning
Read nowPump-labeled E85 can range from E51 to E83 as seasons and regions change. Learn what that variation means for octane, fuel demand, injectors, pumps, flex-fuel tuning, and safe performance.
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Can You Drive It Without a Tune? The Expensive Truth About Headers, Intakes, E85 and Pulley Upgrades
Some bolt-ons are safe to install and enjoy. Others can create lean fueling, knock, misfires or unnecessary risk before the first hard pull. Learn what actually needs tuning—and what usually doesn’t.Read now