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Originally Posted by Kastley85891 Ethanol blended fuel should not effect your FI car too much if that is it is not tuned on the edge, i.e. balls out, most tuners
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You will have no problem running on 10% Etanol. Here in Brazil since 1900 gas was blended with around 15% Etanol. Also, every guy that put a turbo in their car, goes 100% Etanol. It's cheaper and easily available than hi-octane gas here in Brazil. And yes, if you engine is not designed to receive 100% Etanol it will wear in the long term (+100,000 km) mainly in the valves region. |
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