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Well I will have to keep researching into this. I had made an original post about this in here and it totally got misconstrued by two members and basically defeated the purpose of the thread...but it happens at times. But I will like to see, if not have a GT40 on E85.

RIP Richard Wright.

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Sweet Rick! I will be inquiring with them. I still would like to have one run on E85 and/or CNG. I think it would be awesome to see or own a GT40 running on these fuels.

Awesome Ride! Aesome Pictures!

Thanks. I think that you have helped me make my descion on which one and who to go throught to get mine. You have ane awesome color that is colored perfectly.

Yes it is true. When I was stationed in Holland I have a 1983 Mercedes 300 (6 cyl). It ran on Petrol (Euro) and CNG. There was a switch on the dash and if you ran it 50-50 mix the CNG tank would last about 6 months. The car had no power on the take off but it ran forever and never broke down in...

Re: E85 Ethanol Myths What about CNG or Bio-Fuel?

CNG is awesome. When I was stationed Overseas, we had cars that ran on Petrol and CNG. You had a switch on the dashboard so you can pick which fuel to use. I used to run my car 50-50 and would only have to fill my CNG tank once every 6 months and the would feel like it ran forever inbetween...

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This I will do. Thanks!

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Re: E85 Ethanol Myths Well I have just been reading up on alternative fuels to fossil fuels and curious on how this would work on a GT40 kit build. I used to use Ethanol in my Muscle cars and I never had an issue...but they were also carburated to.

It's possible as more CNG stations and Bio-fuel stations start coming on-line. Then it is only a matter of time for Hydrogen to become a key player.

Re: E85 Ethanol Myths Not at all. They are just one of many that do this so I am curious if it is as easy as they say.

Rick, Do you have anymore pictures of this car?

Well they slowly swapped us off of leaded gas and into unleaded gas. Now it seems as this is the direction that the Auto manufactures are driving us. What about places that offer conversion kits. Are they real? They make it seem easy to convert any car into a FlexFuel.

Re: E85 Ethanol Myths This FlexFuel style is starting to be more common every year. Every year more and more cars are offered as FlexFuel. I feel this is the way the Auto manufactures are going to be driving the American people to slowly get off from fossil fuels.

A larger fuel pump and injectors should help compensate.

E85 Ethanol Myths E85 Ethanol Myths 1. E85 Ethanol is corrosive Yes ethanol is corrosive, but not very much. Gasoline is corrosive too. Ethanol is biodegradable in water. So it has a tendency to contain and attract water. It is not the corrosive properties of ethanol that can cause damage to...