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i forget the exact terminology for it, but i no e85 is more "acidic" to things in the car like filters it runs through (like i said, forgot exact term). idk what u would replace them with to hold out better tho, but as im sure u've seen no cars are PURE e85 factory but only flex fuel (mix both. so that way it's less harsh but u get the benefits of being able to mix both and get power AND mpg. just food for thought. i grew up around custom bikes (none dare to use e85 over a properly built bike) and these r ppl that do bikes, cars, track funny cars, full builds, u name it. e85 is nice but i dont get why this forum is so religious by it the same why they are with 400+ HP 1/4 miling the cars (this car was ment to be driven and not launched only). I would say do flex over pure e85, but thats just my input
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