Flex fuel
#4
Senior Member
Increase in performance, decrease in mpg. If it's 20% cheaper than gas you break even on cost per mile.
#5
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I know that you asked specifically about flex fuel trucks.....but for the EB owners out there who have not read their owner's manuals....keep in mind that Ford prohibits using flex fuel in the EB.....just a thought....
#6
Senior Member
That's because you need special fuel lines and gaskets than non flex fuel vehicles don't have because ethanol eats some types of rubber over time. I know people with non flex fuel vehicles that have ran a tank of it on a long trip and then filled up with regular again and never had a problem but I wouldn't let it sit in there for any length of time. They could make a flex fuel ecoboost but it would make it cost more and its already is the most expensive engine which is why they don't.
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#10
Retired and loving it!
I know what you mean.....there is NO way to buy real gas anymore, anywhere in the great Northwest. I hate the politics behind ethanol almost as much as I hate the decreased mpg and performance.....