E85 vs c85
Feb 19, 2016, 01:02 PM
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I couldn't justify paying race fuel prices for E85. It's supposed to be the cheaper, cleaner alternative to race fuel. Anyone charging 9 times pump prices claiming 5% power increase is out of their mind.
I'll stick to my $1.50/gal E85 tyvm.
I'll stick to my $1.50/gal E85 tyvm.
Feb 23, 2018, 10:54 AM
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C85 has MBTE which will swell older ID2000'. I know from personal experience, you have to be sure your components can handle C85. X85 is a good option for guranteed E85, or X98.
Conversely, FUSE offers C85 performance at X85 prices
Conversely, FUSE offers C85 performance at X85 prices
Sep 20, 2018, 05:12 PM
#20
I don’t understand the thought with adding 1 hard to light fuel to another or how c85 can make more power than e85.
Yea yea thread from the dead but I was just cutting some e85 from my e98 and keep pondering this lol. Part of me wants to think since I not octane limited that mixing pump 87 or 89 will ignite easier than mixing race gas with e98.
Yea yea thread from the dead but I was just cutting some e85 from my e98 and keep pondering this lol. Part of me wants to think since I not octane limited that mixing pump 87 or 89 will ignite easier than mixing race gas with e98.
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