It is carbon neutral, and has a knock rating of 110. It is great.
I love ethanol but I don’t see it as very useful ATM. It’s expensive to produce and not readily available to most people. If it gains more popularity, I can definitely see it rise but right now, IDK.
Yes very healthy for your engine!
Here in Califorina, we have more ethanol than water. It’s a tuners paradise…except for the fact that we have the strictest regulations too.
I myself live about 3 min away from the nearest e85 station.
I think it’s usefuel.
My friend remapped his Saab, the power was 185hp before and now on ethanol it’s 225hp with 400 Nm. It’s a missile
Cheeky.
If you want power then ofc it’s useful.. Otherwise… Meh
If it increases hp then why not?
I have something question. (I’m too lazy with this watching due i’m deaf.) Does improves Fuel Effinciency E85 than 95? Does improves performance E85 than 95? Does improves reliable engine E85 than 95?
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It is carbon neutral, and has a knock rating of 110. It is great.
I love ethanol but I don’t see it as very useful ATM. It’s expensive to produce and not readily available to most people. If it gains more popularity, I can definitely see it rise but right now, IDK.
Yes very healthy for your engine!
Here in Califorina, we have more ethanol than water. It’s a tuners paradise…except for the fact that we have the strictest regulations too.
I myself live about 3 min away from the nearest e85 station.
I think it’s usefuel.
My friend remapped his Saab, the power was 185hp before and now on ethanol it’s 225hp with 400 Nm. It’s a missile
Cheeky.
If you want power then ofc it’s useful.. Otherwise… Meh
If it increases hp then why not?
I have something question. (I’m too lazy with this watching due i’m deaf.)
Does improves Fuel Effinciency E85 than 95?
Does improves performance E85 than 95?
Does improves reliable engine E85 than 95?