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Old 07-16-2010, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by ls6monte View Post
If your car is not made for E-85 you can do some serious damage to the fuel system. The new cars that are made for E-85 have different fuel systems than E-10 or gasoline.
A farce, you can run E-85 on any post 1988 car with tuning and it will be safe. The ONLY concern with older cars is the added corossiveness of E85 on the metal fuel lines. But you can not just put it in. also have to make sure that your fuel pump and injectors flow enough to take the increased load of E85. I have an E-85 conversion box for my Grand Prix and it has performed flawlessly for 9,000 miles so far.
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