E-85 qestion
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Slight thread jack here but its relevant to the OP as well. Anyway, do our cars have any parts made of rubber, plastic, or metals that will corrode that come in contact with the fuel itself? If they do those components should technically be replaced as well because the fuel will eat them over time.
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#7
E85 loves compression, before you build check out the availability of E85, here in Kansas I live 20 miles from an alcohol plant that produces Anhydrous alcohol ( that is 200 proof boys and almost no water). but I can only get E85 in the town that makes it. if you have a good supply, go for 14:1 or more have a blast. I did run some in my 327 running 12:1 some de gun, it was a trip until I R SMART yuc yuc yuc