Tom and E85
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Tom and E85
Does he know even little bit about fuels & cars?
E85 contains 15% ethanol?
Originally Posted by Tom @ Fast Forwad
I think the effect of E85 is negligable as it is only 15% ethanol. Ethanol has a higher octane rating but stores less energy (ie, your gas mileage goes down so you need to use more of it). So I think it's benefits or lack of benefits for E-Cool are a net zero.
#6
I somehow messed up the link in my original post.
Here it is so you don't think I am making this up:
http://www.fastforwardsuperchargers....6&postcount=27
Here it is so you don't think I am making this up:
http://www.fastforwardsuperchargers....6&postcount=27
#10
That thread is funny. The "aerospace engineer" about the the technical explanation of why E-Cool works:
http://www.fastforwardsuperchargers....4&postcount=17
He doesn't know why it works. Then how can he prevent those situations when it stops working so the customer's engine doesn't turn into bits and pieces?
Originally Posted by Tom @ Fast Forward
Actually, I don't know WHY it works
He doesn't know why it works. Then how can he prevent those situations when it stops working so the customer's engine doesn't turn into bits and pieces?
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OH MY GOD......I just read up on this e-cool thing and IT IS RIDICULOUS!!! I knew FFS uses a 5th injector but to advertise that as an intercooler? Wow, I bow to the marketing genius of this guy. How easy is it to fool people in this country???
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