Submitted by Energy Answers Blog
With a high compression engine to take advantage of high octane, fuel economy on ethanol can be near that of fuel economy on gasoline. But most flex fuel engines are designed for optimum fuel economy on gasoline. That’s why they get much worse fuel economy on E85. A variable compression engine […]
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