70 bux per 20lt stuff the try 20 bux per 20lt out the pump :-p That us the melboune united servo at hopperscrossing

yeh i knoo but they banned it from the servos here so i get it from et racing fuels in sydney who blends it with his 106 octane unleaded which gives a higher octane than YOUR e85 Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

so can we get this E85 from anywere and if so where ????

geeeez dont ppl read sh!t when you write it!!!!!!!!!! i just said et race fuels in sydney!!!!!!google et race fuels they are in smithfield they also deliver!!!!!

hey guys been reading a fair bit on this E85 and might be considering it i also found the following link that may help people out locating where to get E85 from http://www.unitedpetroleum.com.au/di...-locations.asp also for people who want 100 octane fuel then this is where to get it from http://www.unitedpetroleum.com.au/di...-locations.asp

Caltex is unveiling their new E85 http://microsites.caltex.com.au/biof...els.aspx#top34 (http://microsites.caltex.com.au/biofuels/typesofbiofuels.aspx#top34) More and more servos having E85 ready.

et racing fuels seem to be the go had a bit of a chat with nicholas from et 2night and he was telling me about his blends his e85 on his site is mixed 85% ethanol and 15% et98 and its $600 for 200lts he also blends it with et102 and et106 for a touch more $$ his e85+ fuel has 2% nitro in it thats why its $770 for 200lts and on the coast they have a supplier not to far from me Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

for those WA people reading this, i thought i should include a reply from Caltex. i sent a general enquiry into this fuel, more specifically e-flex and its future in WA: "Hi Jack Sorry for taking so long to respond. Your query is a very specific one and I wanted to make sure I had all the facts prior to responding. Currently there are no ethanol producers in Western Australia, and this restricts our ability to sell ethanol blended petrols in the west. All the Australian ethanol producers are on the east coast: CSR, Manildra and Dalby Biorefinery. Unfortunately, what this means is that we have no current plans to introduce ethanol blended fuels in the West - due to our preference of supporting only Australian biofuels producers. You're probably aware that we're blending E-Flex to the US standard (ASTM D 5798-09a) which means that we'll have different classes of blends, in this case 2: a summer (with a vapour pressure range of 38-59 kPa) and a winter blend (vapour pressure range of 48-65 kPa). This then translates to find variation in the ethanol content within the fuel itself and consequently it impacts on the consistency of octane. However, we will only be changing the blends twice a year (usually February and October) and the ratios will only change there and then. So simplistically, there will be consistent octane levels for 6 months at a time with the product. We can provide the ratios seasonally as they are set, if required. This only partly answers your question about introducing a controlled fuel with a set octane level, so let me address that directly. E-Flex is designed specifically with flex-fuel vehicles in mind and not the finely tuned vehicles you describe. Without saying too much, it's not in our immediate plans. Thanks for your query and let me know if I can assist with anything else. " so this is relevent to the eastern staters too, when talking about the new E-flex coming in.

wish we had this stuff in nz

750cc 2x 044 pumps running stright off fuel cell sump that setup should cover 350rwkw on e85 ????

should do yeah, you'll need more injector before anything else, 2 x 044's should be fine, really depends how much boost u wanna run

enough to crack a 9.8 with t04z,

http://www.calaisturbo.com.au/showthread.php?t=212027 Incase anyone missed it Alexs car aka Mr.vl cheers darren

http://www.mrparts.com.au/MPRacing/?p=413 dont forget, the caltex stuff from march to november is really E70 also

http://www.vpw.com.au/productgroup.a...&PrdGrpID=5271 (http://www.vpw.com.au/productgroup.asp?CatID=6&SubCatID=565&priorCatID=565&PrdGrpID=5271) i run this. guarenteed quality. always the same mix premium 98 octane unleaded corosion inhibitors lubricants added maybe run the united stuff etc for street use, but i would highly recommend getting a 205L of this stuff if you race it or for some hwy action :P

Wondering if anyone has read 044 pumps only rated too 500 hours use with flex fuels?

Is there anywhere that shows when e85 will be available to areas? Hoping to find out when it will be available in albury nsw or wodonga Vic. Hoping united brings it out down here instead of caltex variable ****.

Quote: Originally Posted by jbonez [View Post] Wondering if anyone has read 044 pumps only rated too 500 hours use with flex fuels? I also saw this. Ive just emailed bosch if there is anything similar to the 044 pump in terms of performance but with a much longer life with flex fuels. Will post up once i get a reply... Ill be driving my car more than 2 days a week to from work etc hopefully so 500 hrs aint cool ---------- Post added 12-01-11 at 15:08 ---------- Bosch Customer Enquiry Reply: We would like to advise: No the pump is rated to be RELIABLE for 500 hours Most of the older EKP 3 and 4 pumps are E85 compatible. There is no E85 program as such. 500 hours would equate to ~ 20,000 km under NORMAL OPERATING CONDITIONS.

New servo on Canterbury rd just up from dorset rd in Bayswater just opened today. As I was driving past I noticed Bio-flex signs so I went back for a gander. Price was $1.11 per L and 98 was $1.45 per L. Pumped was closed so I went in and asked if it was E85 and she said yes but we have it closed because people dont know what it is yet.

Me filling my car with E85. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRbYkJ6h62A ---------- Post added 11-02-11 at 03:02 ---------- Sign this to help get the ball rolling for E85. http://www.85ethanol.com.au/85-ethanol.html ---------- Post added 11-02-11 at 03:03 ---------- Sign this to help get the ball rolling for E85 in your area. http://www.85ethanol.com.au/85-ethanol.html ---------- Post added 11-02-11 at 03:30 ---------- I'll just update the list of E85 pumps around Australia http://www.gps-data-team.info/poi/au...l/E-85-AU.html (http://www.gps-data-team.info/poi/australia/petrol/E-85-AU.html) Some original photos have not been recovered yet.