What Ethanol Does And Doesn't Do (PDF)
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Hudsoner wrote:westend wrote:Hudsoner wrote:You're on the wrong side of town, lol. Over here, on the West side, all Holiday stores carry E-85. You do have Holiday over there behind the Iron Curtain? :Bwestend wrote:.Denny & Jami wrote:
The study looks at E85 not E10 that's the norm, I've traveled all over the country and I can count on one hand how many stations even had E85, not sure who paid for the study but it was a waste of money.
Denny
We have a lot of E85 up here, in MN. My buddy Roger used to fill his 2001 Impala with 1/2 tank of regular and 1/2 tank of E85. He said mileage dipped by 2 MPG and I believe him as I later owned this same car and running regular only (E10), I matched his numbers.
I live in the suburbs of St. Paul/Minneapolis, and I have yet to see a station that sells E85.
It could be that they sell the stuff out state, but not in the Twin Cities (at least not on the east side).
Yes, we have two of them (the Erickson's who own them, are from here), but neither of them have E85 at their pumps.
E-85 locator Lake Elmo or the six stations in St. Paul may work for you. This is one of those "if you don't look for them, they're hard to find" deals. Personally, I don't know anyone that uses E-85, exclusively, myself included.
