SHxTGUN
Well-Known Member
Just had 10.5MPG on my last cycle. However, that was with some heavy 'test' driving as this was only my 2nd ever tank on E85. 100% city. We'll see if I can do any better on this next cycle haha.
What mpg do you get? And please base it on FACTS...Why's nobody giving this guy a standing O for being bang on ? His math is solid, it's based on FACTS. And those of yous who say your getting 13-16 mpg on E85 in normal driving are full of shit.
1What mpg do you get? And please base it on FACTS...
What is "normal driving" to you?Why's nobody giving this guy a standing O for being bang on ? His math is solid, it's based on FACTS. And those of yous who say your getting 13-16 mpg on E85 in normal driving are full of shit.
You get better fuel economy with more ethanol? Sounds off a bit.I installed a dedicated E85 tune in June, this is what I've been averaging.
E85 City 10-12 Hwy 19-20
E93 City 18-19 Hwy 24-26
I think he meant 93 octane and didn't mean to put the E. Those looks like very conservative 93 octane numbers.You get better fuel economy with more ethanol? Sounds off a bit.
I am still averaging around 15mpg with 50/50 city/highway. I am pretty heavy on the throttle during the city portion though.
Yes, my mistake, I meant 93 octane. My commute is a 50/50 mix of highway and city (lots of stop and go traffic). I haven't done any long range highway driving on E85, 20 miles tops.I think he meant 93 octane and didn't mean to put the E. Those looks like very conservative 93 octane numbers.
There you have it. Oesman explained it in stunning detail. E85 gets worse mileage but costs less. the difference you spend I gas is fairly negligible. Don't fear the ethanol! it's completely worth it if it is available in your area. By far one of the easiest tricks for gaining real power. Call us and ask away.Just wondering what type of gas mileage the NA e85 tunes are getting?