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19 Jan 2009, 04:41 (Ref:2374208)
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Hmm......blue or red......which will run faster on E85?
Just a thought. Will one or the other be advantaged by using E85? Does anyone have any insight?
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19 Jan 2009, 04:45 (Ref:2374209)
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Sorry mate but that's a bit like asking which one will run faster or better on BP or Caltex.
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19 Jan 2009, 06:13 (Ref:2374228)
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it comes down to each teams engine builder if they will be quicker or not, the brand of car has SFA to do with it.
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