To convert your car to run E85, you need to...what?
I read somewhere 30% more fuel was/is needed. I have a friend (really I do), who does fuel injection testing for the BIG 3 in Detroit, and dumped E85 in my brother in laws "flex fuel" Avalance, and his gas mileage blew! He went from 19MPG to 9MPG, just by going from Pump to E85. So there is a downside of just dumping it into a newer vehicle. Needs to be tuned. Don't quote me on the 30% Smoggy, you know me, hear something and post it without researching it.

If I can figure out what system/cmponents, etc... we could ALL benefit from for our cars, I will just drop my car off to my friend for some R&D up in Detroit.

If I can figure out what system/cmponents, etc... we could ALL benefit from for our cars, I will just drop my car off to my friend for some R&D up in Detroit.
Don't you think all the people talking about it who are currently running it might be experiencing problems if this were the case?
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. I've been running e85 since January, about 4000 miles. I put in a Walbro and 1000 cc injectors.
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That's right and I was maxing out my injectors at 26 psi. You should get better results with your double. I'm going to add a FPR and fix my boost issue and tune it for 28-30 psi.
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