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Originally Posted by Nixlimited Ethanol has significantly less potential energy than gasoline. That's why it takes significantly more of it (think huge injectors) to make lots of power. But it's
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http://martysgarage.info/manuals/bell2ttuning.pdf It's from A.G. Bell's book on fueling 2-stroke engines, but he has the exact same formulas/rationale in his 4-stroke supercharged tuning book. Anyway, in theory, less efficient, but more energy ultimately produced as a consequence. Now, if E85 ends up breaking about even, then it's just less efficient, but has a higher auto ignition threshold and higher octane, in which case never mind my other point ![]()
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