[Stan Weiss]

Originally Posted by charlie66

It's cheaper yes, But the real benefit is it gives cooler intake temps. On a 90-degree day my intake is frosting up sometimes or just balling up with real cold moisture. It's not as volatile and burns slower more like a race gas does. Thats why you need more because it doesn't burn as hot, so more is needed to equal the same btu's. It's worth it to me. JMO

What this means is you will need to burn more E-85 than gas, and so will need to look at cost of a gallon of gas verses 1.x gallons of E-85.

Stan