wtf?

the two untied on the westerm ring rd now sell e85. the ones just before the bridge with the two kfcs

for anyone in the northern suburbs united is opening up on yan yean road near mernda and selling e85. Been waiting a while.... Hopefully more servos get on board

Quote: Originally Posted by VlTurboM8 [View Post] the two untied on the westerm ring rd now sell e85. the ones just before the bridge with the two kfcs dunno if the one heading out of the city sells it yet, i went in 3 weeks ago they said they're getting it soon

my brother informed me today that a united has opened corner of bridge in rd and yan yean rd Doreen with e85! 10 min drive from mill park

Quote: Originally Posted by oltoumis [View Post] my brother informed me today that a united has opened corner of bridge in rd and yan yean rd Doreen with e85! 10 min drive from mill park Hey Matty long time no see looks like the united in mernda is the go man. Good to see you have got on board with this ethanol it produces some amazing results power wise. Look like I Wong have go to cambellfield to fill up anymore.

Quote: Originally Posted by MxPx VL [View Post] E-Flex at CALTEX PRESTON 349 Plenty Rd Preston, 3072 VIC CALTEX CAMPBELLFIELD 1802-1808 Hume Hwy Cnr Barrys Rd Campbellfield, 3061 VIC fingers crossed a United gets it soon up Campbellfield way This may have been answered already but why aren't the major brands like Shell and BP doing E85?

noticed a big sign on the way to work on lwr dandy rd in dingily/braeside advertising they now sell e85... starting to really consider it with the closest servo selling it only 2km from home.

E85 is awesome in my BF F6 typhoon im making 508rwhp on 98 with 19psi then change fuels load the other tune in and 615rwhp same boost. its amazing how drivable it is. ive got a coopers metal fuel filter, E85 compatable intank lines, standard everything else except for ID1000's. loves it and run it on 85 daily as it is my daily.

Any info on supply of E85 in Wollongong area.. When, Where ??

i can't start a new thread but im hoping someone will help me. i have a fuel surge problem so im installing a surge tank in my boot but want to keep the fuel pump out side the car. Im using 3/4 inch fittings and line with 400 mm length all down hill so about 300mm's below the surge tank. Do you think this would be enough distance from the surge tank to create pump cavitation on a 350rwhp rb30det running the standard steel fuel line on the outlet side of the pump? ---------- Post added 07-01-14 at 16:28 ---------- sorry surge tank is 150 by 150 square by 320 high

how much rwkw can be made wit ID 1000's on e85

A guy down here is making just under 600kw with a t51, 25neo/30 and manual.