E-85 4.6l?
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Less milage I agree with, but less power? I dont think so. With an octain rating of 105 I dont see how you would have anything but an increase in power. I use E85 quite often and your loss in mileage is around 30% which makes it more expensive to use. I use it only to ease our dependency of forign oil.
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Less milage I agree with, but less power? I dont think so. With an octain rating of 105 I dont see how you would have anything but an increase in power. I use E85 quite often and your loss in mileage is around 30% which makes it more expensive to use. I use it only to ease our dependency of forign oil.
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I have an 2008 5.4 FFV and I run E-85 all the time. Personally I think my truck runs better and even seems a bit more spicy, yes there is a decrease in fuel mileage but I like paying $2.20 a gallon rather then $2.80. There was a article in the local newspaper sometime ago comparing E-85 to pump gas. They stated that in comparing the two that they equal out over time. The savings makes up for the lack of mileage.
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dont use E 85 its bad... im not talkin bout harming motors but for everything else... i been doin alot of research on it and done several reports over it... im currently doing a semester long project over it. i think it is one of the dumbest ideas ever. yea maybe it's cheaper now... but it would make a really horrible alternative fuel to petroleum products... just my 2 cents
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dont use E 85 its bad... im not talkin bout harming motors but for everything else... i been doin alot of research on it and done several reports over it... im currently doing a semester long project over it. i think it is one of the dumbest ideas ever. yea maybe it's cheaper now... but it would make a really horrible alternative fuel to petroleum products... just my 2 cents