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11 years ago
White paper on ethanol blended gqsolines
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11 years ago
I wondered about that. Thanks for kicking in. It came off Stabil's web site, so you do the math.
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11 years ago
i should have bothered to read the last line of the last page:
"Reference: Information used under a limited license agreement with the Renewable Fuels Association, Washington, D.C. 6/2011"
just one reference??? it all makes sense now!
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11 years ago
Interestingly, many racers use alci for fuel. I suspect that part of why E85 doesn't produce the MPG that E10 or zero to minimal E levels is that the vehicles are optimized for gasoline and gasoline engines cannot tolerate the significantly higher cylinder compressions that alcohol can. Boost compression for E85 exclusive fuel and I suspect that MPG will be similar to a straight gasoline equivalent.