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Its all a money game boys. When they see E 85 sales go way up, then the price follows suit. Just look at diesel, just a year or so ago it was cheaper than unleaded, now its almost a dollar more. Oh and FWIW its 2.59 a gallon in oklahoma, and so far i have only seen one station that has it, and its only on 4 pumps.
Might want to try www.e85refueling.com
It's pretty much the same as making drinking alcohol. We haven't gotten into doing it yet. We've only been collecting parts. What I can tell you is that basically you need a still to make it. We'll be building two. I don't know about other states, but in Florida you have to apply for a small distillery license. It limits you to what I think if I remember correctly 1000 gallons per year. My brother knows a lot more about this than I do as he's the license holder and bought all the parts. He can run it in his truck. I'll be using it in my 93 Turbo car and in the nitrous stand alone for my Formula. The rest we're going to try and sell around town as a cheap alternative to race fuel.
