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Originally Posted by PBodyGT87
no one is FORCING you to use e85, you may continue to use your gas. And I'm pretty sure, again, that they are NOT telling you to try running your gasoline powered cars on e85.
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Originally Posted by PBodyGT87
You are correct, two weeks ago when the gas stations were running out of fuel over the weekends it was because the fuel companies were awaiting the ethanol that they were mixing with gas.They couldn't deliver the fuel until they recieved it and had it mixed with the gas first. Chances are, you're local gas station has already done it. I know stations around my town are, like Brant's BP station with the shop that our neighbor runs.
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if it's being mixed into the gas already how are they not forcing it??
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Originally Posted by BigAlz87Z28
E85 does zero damage to engines made to handle E85. There are no draw backs of it unless you were to put it in a car that is not ready for E85.
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Again... I'm pretty sure my engine's not made to handle it... so if they're already mixing it into the gas then what does it matter if some engines can handle it?