turbotekray

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I miss you too

bzzbee2

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91 has dropped to around 4.06 here in vegas. E85 is staying steady at 3.59

skiracer

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haven't seen much chit chat bout e85 recently. Anyways, my friend with a similar setup to mine, except he has cossie IX cams getting tuned tonight. Wonder how that'll turn out. He should break 400whp on the Dynapak

RazorLab

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E85 station finally opened up here in the bay area. Concord. Currently $3.79 at the pump.

91 is approx $4.45

More stations opening up here soon.

I can finally convert.

PeteyTurbo

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Awesome news, can't wait to see some data from some E85 powered EVO's..On a side note, I can get 93 octane gasoline cheaper then what the station is selling e85 for in the city..I filled up yesterday somewhere else for 3.08 a gallon FTMFW

dsmfan95

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E85 was $3.39 in NC when we left. When we got to Ohio for the shootout, we saw it for $2.89.

LV///R

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Today I saw E-85 here for just $2.49!

DaveK

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I've seen it in Denver for $2.89. I just wish I got better mileage...3mpg. But, I'm only racing the car on closed courses, so I'm hoping the MPG will go up once I get the car street legal and I start driving it on the street.

Dave

JohnBradley

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It was 2.96 a gallon here in WA when I filled up 2 days ago. To compare that Chevron 92 was 4.06 across the street from the shop. E98 however is about 4 a gallon (still a bargain really) here.

Jim in Tucson

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Has anyone heard anything recently about Wal-Mart selling E85? If you Google "wal-mart E85" you will see plenty of links, but I could not find any current update.

I did find an old link of particular relevancy, however: Obama wants to change...your fuel!

If Wal-Mart were to carry E85 at all Wal-Mart and Sam's Club locations, that would be an immediate market penetration that could take years to happen one station at a time.

PeteyTurbo

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It would be the best thing this country has ever seen as far as domestic energy in a long time IMHO..Wal-Mart FTW

JohnBradley

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I read about it at E85refueling.com and how it would mean 900 stations nationwide more or less overnight.

That would mean podunk towns like where I just moved from would even have E85. Insane, but awesome nonetheless.

RazorLab

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2.96!?! Are there huge E85 refineries in WA or something?

3.49 up here in NorCal.

DaveK

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Walmart thing might be bad for those of us who already have E85 in our neighborhoods...there might not be enough capacity to expand that rapidly, which could cause shortages and/or price increases.

Dave

PeteyTurbo

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imho NorCal is my favorite part of the country and I would pay the difference gladly, I had the pleasure of driving up and down the state last year for buisness, had a GREAT time Beautiful place to live.