E85 Ethanol Fuel- Gas Alternative

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  • EroticySteve
    Confirmed User
    • Mar 2005
    • 4365

    #1

    E85 Ethanol Fuel- Gas Alternative

    85% Ethanol 15% unleaded

    105 Octane

    Anyone have this near them? Anyone use it in their car? How much does this run per gallon?
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  • dready
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    • Oct 2002
    • 5247

    #2
    Sounds awesome, but you'd have to turn every farm in the country over to it if you want to fuel every car.
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    • Just_Dave
      Its almost time
      • Dec 2002
      • 13009

      #3
      sounds interesting steve hope we get more info in the thread

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      • Doctor Dre
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        • Jan 2001
        • 51692

        #4
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        • EroticySteve
          Confirmed User
          • Mar 2005
          • 4365

          #5
          http://www.e85fuel.com/


          No price info. I remember seeing a gasohol station once in VA but kind of laughed at it then, this is about a decade ago.

          Apprently according to that website there are lots of Flexible Fuel vehicles already on the road.
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          • fetishblog
            Confirmed User
            • Sep 2005
            • 5995

            #6
            Don't you have to have a car that takes that specifically? I didn't think an engine that ran on unleaded could do the E85 unless it had a conversion kit or something. Maybe I'm wrong?

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            • BoomBoomBenoit
              Confirmed User
              • Jan 2003
              • 204

              #7
              All You Need to Know About Ethanol

              Believe it or not - I've been looking into Ethanol quite seriously.

              If you've got a backyard - forget about buying it, you can make your own legally:

              How To Make Your Own Alcohol Fuel
              or
              Great Fuel Making Site With More Info on Ethanol

              That's to make 160 to 200 proof alcohol (which will run in a converted engine).

              I can also let ya know how to convert your car:

              Converting a Carberator Car to Alcohol

              If you have a fuel injected car - here's how the University of Texas converted their truck:
              Converting a Fuel Injected Vehicle

              I'm personally gonna try to convert my GTO to Ethanol - it's got MORE power than gas (it has a higher octane rating), burns cooler, cleans your engine. The only draw back is slightly higher fuel consumption.

              Then again, if you're making it in your backyard - who cares!

              If you're looking to buy new almost every Ford has a flexible fuel option for E85 - but I still think pure alcohol is the way to go.
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              • Matt 26z
                So Fucking Banned
                • Apr 2002
                • 18481

                #8
                All cars made recently will run on it. If your car is older, there's kits like this abcesso.com

                E85 gets about 10% less MPG, but you still save money. The problem is that E85 runs at a higher pressure than gas. Pure ethanol gets the same MPG, but cars are not made for it.

                In something related to E85........

                The new Bush energy bill that he recently signed does not protect oil companies from lawsuits involving an additive they use, so they've started replacing it with ethanol instead.

                This has sharply increased demand for it, and ethanol prices have gone way up.

                I think you are going to see more and more convenient roadblocks for widespread use of E85. This is the last thing oil companies want us using.

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                • mackey
                  Confirmed User
                  • Feb 2004
                  • 622

                  #9
                  Find some old man and just buy some moonshine from him. Haha...

                  This is an interesting idea.

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                  • DamageX
                    Marketing & Strategy
                    • Jun 2001
                    • 14293

                    #10
                    E85 surely has potential to replace petroleum products as fuel for vehicles. There are lots and lots of farmers, on both sides of the Atlantic, who've been relying on government subsidies for years for their crops, since the agricultural sector is an over-producing under-performing industry. With the help of today's technology any farmer can produce more on his fields, so that leaves a lot of room for switching fields to growing something that might actually be in demand.
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                    • EroticySteve
                      Confirmed User
                      • Mar 2005
                      • 4365

                      #11
                      I'm thinking the same thing. We'll have yuppies going into farming and buying farmland to produce ethanol. It will save the Internal combustion engine, the auto industry and make american's poor farmers Oil Rich. There is nothign I'd want to see more than Bubba and BillyBob get rich creating fuel for America. The corn crop would be the new oil field and greenhouse emissions would be significantly reduced.
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                      • EroticySteve
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                        • Mar 2005
                        • 4365

                        #12
                        I also think that we'll see lots of corporate farmers, more so than now.
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                        • wiggitywack
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                          • Mar 2004
                          • 561

                          #13
                          Half the cars in Brazil run on enthanol, and most of the petrol vehicles there can use flex fuel engines (they can run on eitheir petrol or ethanol) or any mixture of the two.

                          They use sugar cane to make the ethanol, which is apparently more efficient than any other crop to make high efficient ethanol. With cheap labor, huge amounts of land, the optimal climate for growing sugar cane year round and huge refineries to process sugar cane into ethanol - they are beginning to export it to countries like China.

                          Who knows, maybe in 20 years the USA will be invading countries like Brazil for their sugar cane rather than invading countries like Iraq for their oil.

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                          • Jer
                            God is Brazilian
                            • Feb 2001
                            • 10601

                            #14
                            Brazil is selling lots of ethanol to USA

                            My dad's car runs on ethanol, it's great.

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                            • Jer
                              God is Brazilian
                              • Feb 2001
                              • 10601

                              #15
                              Ethanol costs much more here than in São Paulo... I think here they use all the sugar cane to make cachaça ;)

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