Posted by IH fan on February 10, 2012 at 14:20:50 from (108.67.113.94):
In Reply to: Question on the E85 posted by Chester5731 on February 09, 2012 at 21:01:06:
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That's odd... there's less BTUs in alcohol, so you should lose either Hp or mileage, or both. To get the same HP, you would need to feed it more fuel. S-i-l has a flex-fuel car and if he runs E85 he loses between 15-20% mpg. When he first got it, E85 was enough cheaper that it still paid to use it. Suddenly they raised the price of E85 to almost the same as E10 and it was cheaper to run E10 or regular.
BTW, if I go to Iowa, E10 is cheaper than regular, but here in KS the E10 is higher... wonder why that is? Must be taxes or something.
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