Does it matter what state? or what path? Even my boat could probably make it across the state on E85 and I probably get the worst gas mileage of any 2 liter. There's enough stations in Va to make a pretty decent tour without running out of fuel.

In Maryland you can drive all day long and fill up all over the place. E85 is a DOT legal pump fuel and should be treated as such in competition. Don't like it? make the rules based on ethanol content, don't say pump fuel.

While I agree with a lot of what you've said in this thread, I think you're going overboard with some of this shit. Your answer to everything is "drive this distance", and you just adjust the distance to fit whatever you're trying to argue against. You don't need to drive a car across the state to prove it is a street car. I can drive my car wherever and get 200-300 miles to a tank. Whether I fill up at a station or with a jug is irrelevant when I can go that far on a tank I think.

 

And water meth is legal for the event. I have not made my mind up on e85 yet, still thinking about it.

 

right now it's a PT88

 

i dont see how meth should be allowed u cant just pull into a gas station and get it, and thats the point yall keep trying to push, what is he using for boost control nlr?

 

OK, I looked it up. There are 4 in the state for public use. Good luck reaching Tennesee on those 4.
http://www.afdc.energy.gov/afdc/prog...ate.php/VA/E85

 

thats bs all the rules are made to fit around your guys fastest car if he had e85 and no meth then thats what the rule would be

 

what bout meth?

 

Sure you can, i run strait ol washer fluid in my set up, i cant speak for everyone on that though.

Not sure if he has The nlr. That is a great unit though

 

eboost

 

I see, so after looking at the locations of E85 stations and realizing that a car CAN go across the state on it, you've now decided you want to see a car make it to Tennessee on it? Now you're just making yourself look desperate. Are you that scared of an E85 import?