E85 ?

[akagreg3]

iv been reading a bit about E85, seem really easy to convert

http://www.change2e85.com/servlet/StoreFront
http://www.e85mustangs.com/tuning.html

just wondering some of the thoughts on it?

[dsmawd350]

Dude search google theres only millions of articles and threads about it

[akagreg3]

Dude search google theres only millions of articles and threads about it

yes i know** to damn many of them...
id like to know whos doing tuning for E85 and what kind of numbers

[Jeff88coupe]

I've been running it for ~5 years now....will never go back to race gas. Pretty easy to make the switch on a efi car.
Also can check out www.e85performance.net

Several guys on here run it with good results.

Adam at easy street rod and customs tunes my car.

[akagreg3]

few more questions jeff, if you dont mind sir
what engine/ stroked - any power adders, race only or street & strip.

thanks for the heads up on the site

[akagreg3]

lol well i got a lot of my answers by becoming a member of the site

[Jeff88coupe]

few more questions jeff, if you dont mind sir
what engine/ stroked - any power adders, race only or street & strip.

thanks for the heads up on the site

sbf 338 boss block, 76mm turbo, street legal race combo. I use to have a street/strip R block 347 nitrous motor that I ran on E85 also. Went low 11's n/a, 9.75 at 135 on a 150 shot.

[Bman]

Last time I checked there was no one that sells E-85 in Hamilton.

[akagreg3]

Last time I checked there was no one that sells E-85 in Hamilton.

yea their not any place i know of,
if i decide to go E85 i will have to store it, plus i am selling my house and moving out the country :lol: and there definitely not any places close, these were some of my other question, but iv been reading and i was thinking we use to store diesel in drums for the tractors, i could do the same kind of thing for E85?

[MWoods26]

yea their not any place i know of,
if i decide to go E85 i will have to store it, plus i am selling my house and moving out the country :lol: and there definitely not any places close, these were some of my other question, but iv been reading and i was thinking we use to store diesel in drums for the tractors, i could do the same kind of thing for E85?

I just had my 04 cobra tuned for e85 a few weeks ago. I was looking into all kinds of ways to store fuel for it. I was going to go with some 55 gallon drums but ended up just buying several Blitz 6 1/2 gallon cans I toss in the back of the truck and go buy about 40 gallons at a time. My car is not a daily driver so this works out fine for me and much easier to transport it and fill the car this way. Also if you have a smart phone there are several different apps for free that show you where every station selling e85 are located