Take back the keys!

Nick brought up a great point in Tonys thread.

Nick Serra wrote:I love E85. That increase in horsepower is amazing. We need a station here.

We have NO station in Youngstown nearest one is Akron. 50 miles away. I'm really interested in running e85 this summer, however that will required me to buy 55 gallon barrels at a time... Not what I'd prefer.

If you would like to see an e-85 station or two open up here please go and fill out this brief info, its quick and easy. More people who send this in the better chance there will be for a possible station selling it locally.

E-85 is a GREAT option for domestics and imports alike, its a cross between race gas power, for pump gas price. Which is a very good deal.

For you v-8 guys this means you can increase timing allowing for more power to be made.

Imports this means more boost, and more power!

(there is more two it, that is just a quick overview without to many specifics)

link here: Fill it out real quick its easy!!! More people do it better chance we have!

http://www.e85fuel.com/need_e85.php

GO GO GO!

open up a crux Motorsports gas station and lets sell it!

done! yeah i think everyone should do it. every person counts. took me a toatal of 10 seconds. even if you dont care......do it for the rest of us

This is a very good idea Cory. Youngstown is a big enough city that we might actually get one if we keep it up. I'd convert my explorer over to it if we got some here

And ive filled that form out before, but i'll try again haha

great idea!!!

facebook group maby?

filled it out took about2.5 seconds

drewboi wrote:great idea!!!

facebook group maby?

i started to make one but was like hmm everyone wont know whats it about lol

You do know E85 isn't recommended for non-flexfuel vehicles right? It's known to wear down gaskets faster and you get less gas mileage then with regular gas.

Lithium Lotus wrote:You do know E85 isn't recommended for non-flexfuel vehicles right? It's known to wear down gaskets faster and you get less gas mileage then with regular gas.

This is geared towards people with e85 setups. Obviously don't go fill up your everyday car with e85

Lithium Lotus wrote:You do know E85 isn't recommended for non-flexfuel vehicles right? It's known to wear down gaskets faster and you get less gas mileage then with regular gas.

No it wont, you don't have to change anything in your fuel system other than the injectors. You also need to re-tune for it being it runs much richer.

filled this form out years ago... still waiting

g3ar5hift3r wrote:filled this form out years ago... still waiting

Yeah, I think the more that request it in a certain area the more they might consider it.