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Posted by Leland on August 12, 2005 at 21:38:39 from (65.143.146.131):
In Reply to: o/t-E85 posted by Maark on August 12, 2005 at 11:56:29:
The big differance is the fuel systems and a couple of sensers but my S-10 is set up for it and it has a plastic gas tank stainless steel fuel lines teflon coatings on the inside of all rubber lines and the 2.2 4 banger has fuel injectors from a 350 engine to be able to dump extra fuel bacause E85 has less energy than gas + I lose 5-7 mpg and when burning this junk and I have a hard time pulling a trailer and you need to floor it to main hiway speeds on any slight grade so IMO stick with gas E85 is a joke and they are conning us with this renewable fuel unless they reengineer the cars and trucks to do better on the stuff .
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