While I agree that using less gas is a good thing, and although I got worse gas mileage, i was actually using less gasoline, the whole point of the study/testing was because there were reports of increased MPGs running about ~30% ethanol. the problem with me continuing to use it is the E85 station is't that convienent...

Unfourtunitly I wasn't keeping careful trackof the gas mileage on regular gas, but since that was summer time, the figures would be off due to the different climate, but was floating around the 45/46 mark. Perhaps a comparason of E10 in the summer vs regular in the summer would yeild better comparason charts.

I'm completly for the enviroment, and tongue in cheek joke about converting my track car to run on e85. I'd like to, but I like the smell of race gas :evil grin: lol

-Fadi

1991 Mazda Miata to beat Corvettes at the track
1999 Dodge Ram to climb through rocks and brush
2004 Honda Civic Hybrid to make up for the other 2