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Originally Posted by Sportsguy83
I agree with your statement except the bold part. It's not that they lie, but there is no reason to say they are when the fuel maps made for the car are not compatible with E85. This is an affordable sportscar, not a flex fuel fuel economy sedan, so why waste effort, design and money on making a flex fuel map and market it as a fuel economy, environment friendly car?
Just a counterpoint, who knows you might even be absolutely correct.  |
i agree.. it's iffy. it may make sense for them to not invest in whatever testing is required to claim compatibility, even if economies of scale dictate that all the same lines/o-rings/etc go into everything they make and are compatible throughout.
my main point is just that nobody knows. we're the blind leading the blind for atleast until enough experience is acquired to make an informed call.