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In the short amount of time my car was on 93, the exhaust note and burbles were far more aggressive. On E85 I get 0 burble or “backfires” between shifts or on decel. My assumption is that switching to E85 is what changed things for your car.
Ah Ha!!! I wish you would have seen and replied to this thread earlier :crackup:! I was driving myself crazy trying to figure this out. Do you run E85 exclusively?
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Ah Ha!!! I wish you would have seen and replied to this thread earlier :crackup:! I was driving myself crazy trying to figure this out. Do you run E85 exclusively?
I do run E85 exclusively now, I have for the last 3.5 years or so. However, I used to transition between E85 (spring/summer) and 93 (winter storage). And I vividly remember that on 93, if I shifted slowly I’d get an audible “POP” between shifts and my decel sounded much more aggressive.
 
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I do run E85 exclusively now, I have for the last 3.5 years or so. However, I used to transition between E85 (spring/summer) and 93 (winter storage). And I vividly remember that on 93, if I shifted slowly I’d get an audible “POP” between shifts and my decel sounded much more aggressive.
That is/ "was' my exact routine, and issue!
 
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That is/ "was' my exact routine, and issue!
I'm thinking maybe I should do that.....I just don't want the hard starts in the winter when I crank it up. I live in Maryland and we get very harsh winters up here. The only driving I do in the winter is just around the block every 3-4 weeks. This is what winter looks like for him...

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I'm thinking maybe I should do that.....I just don't want the hard starts in the winter when I crank it up. I live in Maryland and we get very harsh winters up here. The only driving I do in the winter is just around the block every 3-4 weeks. This is what winter looks like for him...

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I’ve had good luck with my E85 starts being almost unrecognizably different from 93. Other than the 93 octane cold starts are louder IMO.
 

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In the short amount of time my car was on 93, the exhaust note and burbles were far more aggressive. On E85 I get 0 burble or “backfires” between shifts or on decel. My assumption is that switching to E85 is what changed things for your car.
Stick with what works. E85.
 

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Oh I’m am! I’m done with 93 octane. I just need to research a good winter storage system with the E85
My car gets parked each winter in a heated garage with a full tank of E85 (verified E content of 85). I start it a few times each winter and do nothing else for the fuel/fuel system. No issues in 3+ years now.
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