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Originally Posted by arghx7
It could be any old car with conventional engine. Replacement parts are cheap and nobody owes the bank a bunch of money on the vehicle.
How could you possibly know that? What about high pressure fuel pump or injector failure ? What happens if these fail in a year or two?
Your STi has a very different engine in it. It's irresponsible to tell people that nothing could go wrong when you have very little data to back that up.
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This isn't my first time putting e85 in a car with a high pressure fuel system.
In fact never had problem to date.
No one is forcing you to put e85 in your car
John