To run corn juice (E85), you need to add up to 40% more fuel volume. You cannot do this with a piggyback. You must edit the volumetric efficiency tables inside the DDC file.
Unlike generic OBD2 scanner files or data logs, a DDC file is the firmware itself. It is a snapshot of every table, every parameter, and every limiter that governs how your Viper’s engine behaves. Inside a .ddc file, you will find: viper ddc files
This is a crucial step that many users miss. By default, many monitors disable DDC/CI communication. To run corn juice (E85), you need to