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01-12-2010, 12:37 AM
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Thanks Josh, I've been studying E-85 for awhile now but I appreciate the offer and I'll hit you up if I need anything. For your car you will definitely need a fuel line upgrade. Most post 1985 cars will be OK, the newer the better.
Stainless steel lines FTW! E85 will definately let you know if your fuel system is in order, you do hafta watch out for o rings and stuff since they require special ones and some rubber lines withh eat away.
E85 is a great fuel if you're able to find it. Sure it burns 30% quicker but it also burns more efficiently and has a cooler intake charge so you can run more timing/ reduce detonation.
Heres a couple cool E85 cars:
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