Posted by jonnny2006 on November 11, 2008 at 00:41:53 from (67.142.130.24):
Just filled up with e-85 and got it for $1.39 gal.. consider that it was it was 3.59 at is high. big swing. even though my computer in my van is set to run on e10 i can run e85 cheeper per mile than gas. i get 18.1 per mile/gal on e10 and i get 15.7-16.1 on e85(i also put 3 gals of e10 in the tank to keep my check engine light from actavating due to o2 cencer being triped) gas is 1.89 and e85 is 1.29 tax incld. in my aera off road gas is 1.72 and off road e85 for 1.09 as you guys know you still pay the fed tax of 19.2 cents per gal and can claim it when you do you taxes. they do not dye off road gas or alcohol. I am thinking of filling my 300 gallon tank with e85 as i alredy have my wifes "a" Running on E85 and it runs great. dosent stink up the shed when i first start it. Even though oil has come down in price we need to push foward with renewable fuels, and until I can get cellousic alcohol in my aera i have to use the corn alcohol. I would like to see if the forigen oil companys could turn there oil into food.like we turn corn into fuel, they crippled the world economy and we need to lern from it. we got to quit sending billions and billions of dollars to people who you would tell your kids to stay away from. i would like to see our trucks and cars run on american nat gas or alcohol. we need to take a lession from brazil. Sorry for the long post but the time to act is now, if your car was made after 94 you could run a 50/50 blend of e85 and help creat new jobs in america and also help the enviroment. jonnny2006
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