370z requires premium fuel?

Crash

When E85 becomes more popular in California (if our sh!thead of a governor gets his stupid squishy head out of his lazy republican @ss) I'll be tuning my Z for E85.

I've been reading that people who convert and tune for E85 are making quite a bit more power... And forced induction is safer because the compression for E85 is supposed to be higher for E85.

Any thoughts?

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Thoughts? I think that The Cyberdyne Systems Corporation may be monitoring the interwebs and you better be careful about badmouthing the T800 series!

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Crash

WTF?

That's... well... strange. But hey, I guess I should be more specific, right?

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2003 Corvette Z06 50th Anniversary

Lug

Your governer played the role of the T800 Terminator series in a couple of movies and I was just warning you before he shows up in a time bubble.

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I ran across a website that where the topic of discussion was whether cars used for racing should switch. Here is a quote:
"Driving Habits: If you drive your show/race car just once or twice a year you may want to stay with gas because E85 works like a sponge grabbing all the water it can from the air. So driving some on a weekly basis would be good. If you use E85 keep it moving don't store it! If you need to park your car for long terms you should fill your tank with gas and stabill. This will provide you with some protection from rust and fuel system problems."

Not sure why grabbing all the water from the air would be a bad thing though. Maybe cause of dilution to the oil?

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