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[Derphound01]

If it's in the pic a part yard, no one died.

Not true. Insurance is going to get their salvage bid no matter what the circumstances are.

The lack of blood stains leads me to believe they either walked away or they died of internal injuries.

 

[supergordo]

Understood. I guess Im wrong. Always room to learn

 

[Trunk Monkey]

Reason # 11,004 why E85 is better than premium. Today’s prices.

 

[XR7-4.6]

Not true. Insurance is going to get their salvage bid no matter what the circumstances are.

The lack of blood stains leads me to believe they either walked away or they died of internal injuries.

Could even be the car just got clipped hard by some idiot while it was parked on the side of the road.

 

[theterminator93]

Reason # 11,004 why E85 is better than premium. Today’s prices.

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E85 energy/gallon: 23.97 kWh equivalent
E10 energy/gallon: 32.78 kWh equivalent
E85 energy density: 73.12% of E10

E85 price/kWh equivalent: $.1026/kWh
E10 price/kWh equivalent: $.0872/kWh
E10 is still the better buy with 18% more energy for your dollar

 

[1997ThunderbirdLXV6]

Could even be the car just got clipped hard by some idiot while it was parked on the side of the road.

Case in point: I didn't see the airbag deployed, unless I missed it.

 

[Jae 'Bird]

Reason # 11,004 why E85 is better than premium. Today’s prices.

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Not doubting that it makes more power in boosted engines that are tuned which is usually the point but from what I've seen, for regular cars that while they can take it, the worse fuel economy usually completely negates the savings at the pump, unless you find you get better milage with it in your car, in which case it is a great buy.

 

[CDsDontBurn]

E85 energy/gallon: 23.97 kWh equivalent
E10 energy/gallon: 33.78 kWh equivalent
E85 energy density: 70.95% of E10

E85 price/kWh equivalent: $.1026/kWh
E10 price/kWh equivalent: $.0846/kWh
E10 is still the better buy with 21% more energy for your dollar

The price difference of $1.20/gal between E85 and 93 is $1.20/gal. Presuming filling up on 14gal of fuel, that's a cost savings of $16.80.

The E85 wins here as it's got a 33% savings over 93 pump fuel.

 

[theterminator93]

If you need the knock resistance, we know that adds more cards to the playing table.

 

[Trunk Monkey]

I definitely need the knock resistance. My car will not run well even on 93 pump gas. I still need to add an octane boost to keep it from detonating but on the E85 she runs smooth as silk and makes more power. I have like 11.5:1 CR on the engine.

 

[Zep5.0]

The price difference of $1.20/gal between E85 and 93 is $1.20/gal. Presuming filling up on 14gal of fuel, that's a cost savings of $16.80.

The E85 wins here as it's got a 33% savings over 93 pump fuel.

My last truck lost 25% mileage or so, and it ran so much better on E85. If it was 20% or more cheaper, I ran out unless it was below 40°. At that point it did start very slow and the mileage got really bad.