Posted by boberjagel on May 13, 2018 at 18:44:31 from (64.179.141.118):
In Reply to: Flex fuel..real data posted by Hay hay hay on May 13, 2018 at 18:06:04:
Sister in law runs cab company with many cars in their fleet and of course they keep an extensive log on each. So it boils down to percentage of what ever the price of E10 gasoline is. I say E10 because all our gas has 10 percent alcohol weather people know it or not. It's mandated. So for many years now even going back to the high price gas days of years ago her data on E85 was that you need to use an 80 % factor. So if E10 gas is 4 bucks E 85 needs to be $3.20or less to be competitive. If E10 gas is $3 then E85 needs to be $2.40 or less. We have an equinox, Tahoe, and had ford Taurus. We tested each one and if they had proper maintenance such as keeping in tune as you would with any car, her formula was spot on. Now in our local town we had two gas stations that we could always get a price under what the formula suggested so we always run the E85. It simply gave us more bang for our buck.
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