15% Ethanol on our fuel?

[GrnGt]

10% ethenol is not going to hurt your car in anyway... Idk what y'all have been reading... Like what was said before I've heard of e85 being used in cars who only have bigger injectors and a tune. Ethenol burns cleaner, which means that you will have less carbon buildup.

 

[RockstarMentality]

SO ethynol = more power and better emissions - (fuel economy + limited use before switching to a capable fuel system)

Absolutely not. Ethanol = less power, less mpgs, and a complete waste of perfectly good corn.
It takes more energy to produce a gallon of ethanol, than the energy potential of that gallon of ethanol. Dont get me wrong, Alcohol is great, just not as a fuel source.

Try to Google some things before you post....ever heard of ALCHOHOL DRAGSTERS? But I do need to make a few more things clear. Our gas here in MD has 10% ethynol. Normal gas v.s. 10%ethyl gas= More power with normal gas (about 3% more HP) This is becasue the the alchohol lowers the BTU (fire, heat, POWER!! for you stoners out there) production of the engine. BUT, if you can compinsate with more air and more fuel you mill ultimately make more power than on gasoline...PERIOD. So really my equation was right.

So have you switched out your injectors, fuel lines, rails, etc to compensate for the ethanol? If you're like the rest of us, that ethanol is hurting your performance AND mpgs. I don;t drink and drive, and i dont let my car either