Ethanol in the gas ???
Staging Lane
Joined: Apr 2008
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I'm in the midwest and believe me, ethanol is not going away anytime soon. Someone else mentioned above that ethanol attracts water and is very corrosive-true. The only difference between the "flex fuel compatible" vehicles and the non is stainless steel fittings and non corrosive fuel line systems. Ethanol is actually a high octane by itself-over 115. Minnesota has been using a 20% ethanol blend for a number of years now. Here in iowa we see the 10% blend and some e85.
I have been running e85 for a few months now. Car runs great and put down some great number on the dyno with it. https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamomet...acing-cam.htmlGive it a shot, just make sure you have enough pump and injector
you can google startron....lots of info on their site....its even discussed on the bobs the oil guy site......used 1 bottle do far......you use 2 onces per 16 gals.....my idle has smoothed out a bit.....i am happy with it
True..
Yes, I have read on other e-85 forum about that..Some do mix with 50% gas and 50% e85 into tank.
I'm in the midwest and believe me, ethanol is not going away anytime soon. Someone else mentioned above that ethanol attracts water and is very corrosive-true. The only difference between the "flex fuel compatible" vehicles and the non is stainless steel fittings and non corrosive fuel line systems. Ethanol is actually a high octane by itself-over 115. Minnesota has been using a 20% ethanol blend for a number of years now. Here in iowa we see the 10% blend and some e85.
