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Originally Posted by FRiSson
E85 is a dog. Power is more, MPG is less. It should be a little cheaper, but the loss in MPG will be greater than the savings. Avoid it.
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Let me fix that for you. You while in a direct comparison gallon to gallon you won't get the same power, in utilizing more fuel your MPG goes down, while your power goes up.
It's a higher octane, so you get less knock and can tune your car more aggressively, in addition to the greater use of fuel adds a cooling effect to the engine, also reducing the chance of detonation, allowing for higher psi making it very effective in boosted applications.