Reply to "E85 Gas"

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

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Originally posted by webbers:
Can I run E85 Gas in my 1972 351 C? 91 is not good enough. Can`t find 93 without Ethenol. Where to find higher than 113? In N.Y.S.?

I am perplexed why you won't use 93 that contains 10% ethanol, but prepared to go to E85?

Also the true octane rating of E85 (R+M/2 method) is around 94, not the typically quoted 100-105.

Julian

8/24/158:01 AM

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