100% gasoline Vs 90% gas/10% ethanol
#1
Most gas stations where I live have 90%gas/10% ethanol but a few have 100% gasoline. They are usually around the same price.
I have done some not so scientific testing on the two. Run the gas/ethanol mix for around 1000 miles then run the 100% gas for around the same miles and try to duplicate the driving conditions as best as possible.
I have found that the 100% gasoline netted .5-1 mpg better than the ethanol mix.
I was wondering if anyone has any more scientific comparisons or opinions of the two as to witch one is better for mileage and/or tuning.
I have done some not so scientific testing on the two. Run the gas/ethanol mix for around 1000 miles then run the 100% gas for around the same miles and try to duplicate the driving conditions as best as possible.
I have found that the 100% gasoline netted .5-1 mpg better than the ethanol mix.
I was wondering if anyone has any more scientific comparisons or opinions of the two as to witch one is better for mileage and/or tuning.
#3
If I had the option of getting 100% gasoline I would get it hands down. 100% gasoline has a stoich ratio of about 14.68, and e10 has a stoich ratio of around 14.2. The more alcohol added to the fuel, the less the air in the AFR, resulting in a higher gasoline consumption.
#7
E10 or pure gas?
When i drove the van at my last job i saw a 2mpg difference between e10 and real gas.
Added lucas fuel additive and saw .5mpg more.
With e10 i used lucas ethanol treatment i saw 1.5mpg better.
In my truck, i just run whoever has the cheapest 93 when i go to lunch.
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#8
Nonnie, is this the stuff you used? Got me thinking about trying it lol.
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