Water meth Herrrreee I go

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    Ok I've finally decided to go water meth on my car, I plan doing the AEM water meth kit with the automatic safety retard they sell as well. So my question is if I'm looking to do 350-400 tq and hp to the wheels what size turbo and injectors should I get.... Any thoughts? I know I have to upgrade my fuel pump as well Ive already ordered a 255 walboro
     
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    what are you looking to use the car for? what kind of car do you have?
     
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    I have a 2010 wrx just want a fast daily driver:)
     
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    E85!!
     
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    e85 indeed.
     
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    forget water/meth.... e85, exhaust, ebcs and a tune
     
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    Isn't that what they call McNabb?
     
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    E85 because we have it. Meth/Water is for people that don't have E85
     
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    Yup I live in the country e85 isn't readily avaiable for me so I don't want it
     
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    ^ that would be a good reason not to get it :D
     
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    Ok so Ive done more research and here are the mods ive purhased for my e85 tune lol...... I figured this way is safer... so I ordered 1000cc injectors, perrin TMIC, 255 fuel pump, part should be here by friday. Currently i have cobb downpipe, invidia exaust, and Cobb SF intake with box. Am i forgetting anything?
     
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    sweeeet. I'm an e85 n00b but doesent e85 change around this time of the season and require us to go get re-tuned?

    school me e85 gurus.
     
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    I ran E85 all last winter and will do the same this winter.
     
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    Yes, E85 will go to about E70 during the winter. You're probably pretty safe running the same tune all year, but it will be more rich during the winter.
     
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    Baller Yo!
     
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