all the stations i've seen locally JUST say "up to 10% ethanol." the higher the octane, the higher the price, so i guess i'm out of luck.
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regular is like $3.97 a gal while e85 is $2.99
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ya i think 20 cents cheaper is the break even point
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Break even point would be more easily figured and described as percent, should be about the same as the hit in mileage...
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In the St. Louis area, E85 is consitantly $.50 cheaper then Regular Unleaded.
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what you will find, is there will be varying answers to this. Its going to depend on state, and even locality. Here in NY, I do not believe I have seen a single station selling E85 at all. Also, I thought I had seen % of ethanol content on gas pumps here in the past but still lately have not seen one. I thought NY was also one of the states that required 10% in all gas but a search I did a few months back did not indicate NY mandated it.
I did find a test using a graduated cylinder and water to determine the % ethanol in pump gas. Apparently ethanol will come out of solution from the gasoline and mix with the water. The change in the water content of the content of the gas and water in the cylinder will tell you the % of E in the gas. |
i understand it could be different for each state, brand, or even batch.
what i'd like to find out is those that have the option of straight gas, how do you know? E10(or E0) is in question, not E85. |
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