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Hahnsb2

Hahnsb2

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Battle Ground WA
Vehicle Year
88-95
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Ford-Dodge
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4.0-5.2 Turbo
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Manual
SPARKEY83 said:
E85's high octane level allows you to run higher compression therefore making more horsepower. somewhere in the range of 12:1 or 14:1 if memory serves me.
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Yes but you can't run those compression ratios on flex fuel engines because pump grade gas cant handle it.
jetcjcski said:
Please read some of my previous posts. That statement is incorrect.
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No it is not. BTUs is BTUs, the same engine will have less power and fuel economy when running E85.
 


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