RE: Corn? We don't need no stinking corn!

[Sean B <polecat2@xxxxxxxx>]

Paul, while the octane is indeed 105, it won't make power like straight 
gas 105 will.  I can't remember the exact details, but when compared to 
how it performs against normal gasoline, the E-85's octane performance 
is greatly reduced.  Sadly, this is not often spoken of in order to gin 
up support for E-85.  And I, for one, am sick of paying higher prices 
for food because of all the government subsidies to farmers to grow 
corn...

Sean


Paul Lennemann wrote:
> 
My new Chrysler mini van is an E-85 vehicle, my first.  The octane is 
certainly right for a lot of our cars at 105.


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