You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
E85 and e15 in the pumps
- Thread starter f8tlSHO
- Start date
Yes it is only 88, the fuel in my area is from the gods no matter what station you get it at. Ajp told me I have great fuel.. I usually get it at sheetz or bjs wholesale club. I also have an inside source on fuel. It all comes from the same place...
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
f8tlSHO said:Yes it is ly 88, the fuel in my area is from the gods no matter what station you get it at. Ajp told me I have great fuel.. I usually get it at sheetz or bjs wholesale club. I also have an inside source on fuel. It all comes from the same place...
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
...You lucky....
When I started tuning with AJP we thought my sams club fuel would be top notch, probably based on your experience with BJs fuel. But its sub par, so now I'm probably going to be mixing E85 in from this point forward.
f8tlSHO said:Yes it is only 88, the fuel in my area is from the gods no matter what station you get it at. Ajp told me I have great fuel.. I usually get it at sheetz or bjs wholesale club. I also have an inside source on fuel. It all comes from the same place...
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yeah when you said bjs wholesale I cringed but your car kept taking the spark I threw at it...I wish they were all like that....That 88 octane E15 seems to be a waste...It must be a bit cheaper but negated by lower mileage and not really any performance gain?..At least how I see it.....So the E85 pump isn't E85?
I think the e85 I get at amerigreen is the same, up to 83%... it's got a big difference in percentage prob because of the winter fuel.AJP turbo said:f8tlSHO said:Yes it is only 88, the fuel in my area is from the gods no matter what station you get it at. Ajp told me I have great fuel.. I usually get it at sheetz or bjs wholesale club. I also have an inside source on fuel. It all comes from the same place...
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yeah when you said bjs wholesale I cringed but your car kept taking the spark I threw at it...I wish they were all like that....That 88 octane E15 seems to be a waste...It must be a bit cheaper but negated by lower mileage and not really any performance gain?..At least how I see it.....So the E85 pump isn't E85?
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
My e85 is 105 octane I believeslurppie said:Same down here in GA but the E85 side says 104 octane.
sent from my speak n' spell using tin cans and string
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
f8tlSHO said:My e85 is 105 octane I believeslurppie said:Same down here in GA but the E85 side says 104 octane.
sent from my speak n' spell using tin cans and string
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yea well my daddy can kick your daddy's ass and his car is faster too
Yeah, usually the only differences are the additive packs but apparently those can make or break a fuel.f8tlSHO said:Yes it is only 88, the fuel in my area is from the gods no matter what station you get it at. Ajp told me I have great fuel.. I usually get it at sheetz or bjs wholesale club. I also have an inside source on fuel. It all comes from the same place...
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Sounds like the fuel gods have blessed your area.
In these parts, Speedway is trash but V-Power likes to eat lots of spark and boost when added with some corn.
I switched and mix one gal of E85 to 3 gals of v power after a covo about getting E30 right from the pump may not be as good. But at the strip with my tune I have been trying to get dialed in for some reason its pulling timing like crazy. I'm also running #10 nozzle with 100% meth. Cant figure out what the deal is. The mix does make a difference but probably only with the tune correct
FoMoCoSHO said:Yeah, usually the only differences are the additive packs but apparently those can make or break a fuel.f8tlSHO said:Yes it is only 88, the fuel in my area is from the gods no matter what station you get it at. Ajp told me I have great fuel.. I usually get it at sheetz or bjs wholesale club. I also have an inside source on fuel. It all comes from the same place...
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Sounds like the fuel gods have blessed your area.
In these parts, Speedway is trash but V-Power likes to eat lots of spark and boost when added with some corn.
FoMoCoSHO said:Yeah, usually the only differences are the additive packs but apparently those can make or break a fuel.f8tlSHO said:Yes it is only 88, the fuel in my area is from the gods no matter what station you get it at. Ajp told me I have great fuel.. I usually get it at sheetz or bjs wholesale club. I also have an inside source on fuel. It all comes from the same place...
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Sounds like the fuel gods have blessed your area.
In these parts, Speedway is trash but V-Power likes to eat lots of spark and boost when added with some corn.
This is my next step, since all the 93 ive gotten thus far seems to be junk. 3 gallons of E85, top off with 93 V-power, mix fuel, datalog, pray I can bump up the tune!
FearlessAZ
New member
I am jealous of all you guys and your 93 octane pump gas...
there is only 1 station with 93 octane in the OKC metro but we're lucky to have plenty of E85 pumps and access to E0 gasoline. The closest gas station to me has E85 and E0 gasoline on the same pump with different hoses. I mix 3.5 gallons of E0 Phillips 66 91 octane with 8.5 gallons of E85. This gives me roughly 95 octane at E23 (currently with 80% ethanol in the E85)
paokara777
New member
Can i even run e85 (or a mix of 93/e85) in my 2010 sho or does it have to be a flex fuel compatible car?
paokara777 said:Can i even run e85 (or a mix of 93/e85) in my 2010 sho or does it have to be a flex fuel compatible car?
That would be a question for your tuner...and its critical you adhere to the mixing requirements...e85 is not to be added haphazardly
Similar threads
- Replies
- 65
- Views
- 27K