Redwood city next for E85 station!!
07-20-2010, 02:34 PM
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Redwood city next for E85 station!!
About time some San mateo county get some corn! Are first station will open in September!! This is the email they sent me 
Good Afternoon, Matt:
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We are so pleased to hear your enthusiasm for alternative fuel!* We will be opening a Clean Fuel Point in Redwood City this November, so you can access E85 flex fuel for your WRX!
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Would you like us to send some Propel Fuels bumper stickers in the mail?
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Nicole Bode
Propel Fuels
408.480.3119
Web: www.propelfuels.com
Blog: www.awakeatthewheel.net
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Sign up. Fill up. Track it.
Join Propel CleanDrive and see the benefits of every fill.
www.propelfuels.com/site/cleandrive.html
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So please ask for it and they will bring it to us!! San Mateo people let them know you want it and it will come!
Good Afternoon, Matt:
*
We are so pleased to hear your enthusiasm for alternative fuel!* We will be opening a Clean Fuel Point in Redwood City this November, so you can access E85 flex fuel for your WRX!
*
Would you like us to send some Propel Fuels bumper stickers in the mail?
*
Nicole Bode
Propel Fuels
408.480.3119
Web: www.propelfuels.com
Blog: www.awakeatthewheel.net
*
Sign up. Fill up. Track it.
Join Propel CleanDrive and see the benefits of every fill.
www.propelfuels.com/site/cleandrive.html
*
So please ask for it and they will bring it to us!! San Mateo people let them know you want it and it will come!
07-20-2010, 04:28 PM
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Damnit I need to get an engine built by Ed before I can run the Corn!!! Err
Matt you needa let me get a ride In that thing when you get it tuned.
wheres Is the station going to be In Redwood city?
Matt you needa let me get a ride In that thing when you get it tuned.
wheres Is the station going to be In Redwood city?
07-20-2010, 04:44 PM
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I think you should be fine running e85 without a built engine. Stock crank and rods are forged.
Hoping this movement gets squashed soon though: E85 is the most retarded 'alternative fuel' ever created and inflates edible corn prices in places where people need it as a foodsource.
07-20-2010, 04:56 PM
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^ well if you are that "baller" to spend $7.00 a gallon for 105 then go for it! I would rather run clean burning fule and pay $2.50 a gallon for 105 octane. E85 is great and works very well in are cars
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07-20-2010, 05:38 PM
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And as far as it being a 'clean burning' fuel get real. No cat != clean anything.
Are cars should have cats so are air is pleasant to breath.
07-20-2010, 05:42 PM
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here you go dawg
http://moneymorning.com/2010/05/12/corn-prices-2/
just a quick google search and found this current news article as backing.
"We anticipate appreciation in corn prices over the next year owing to rising fuel-related demand and an expected return to trend yields, which will likely leave U.S. and global stocks-to-use ratios in decline." said the investment bank. "Current prices are providing a compelling opportunity for consumers to layer in upside protection."
Corn's stocks-to-use ratio is a gauge of supply and demand, and the "fuel-related" demand Goldman references is an allusion to the amount of ethanol that's blended with regular gasoline. The U.S. government could soon mandate that regular gasoline be comprised of 15% ethanol, up from 10% currently. That would introduce another 7 billion gallons of corn-fed fuel to the gasoline market.
Corn's stocks-to-use ratio is a gauge of supply and demand, and the "fuel-related" demand Goldman references is an allusion to the amount of ethanol that's blended with regular gasoline. The U.S. government could soon mandate that regular gasoline be comprised of 15% ethanol, up from 10% currently. That would introduce another 7 billion gallons of corn-fed fuel to the gasoline market.
just a quick google search and found this current news article as backing.
07-20-2010, 06:09 PM
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right, but I'm talking about it as a sustainable fuel source, the primary reason for it's implementation. Yeah it's great to have 105 octane at 2.50/gal but I cringe whenever another pump is added the the e85 infrastructure. Until corn is eliminated from ethanol production I'm going to keep baggin on the fuel.
And as far as it being a 'clean burning' fuel get real. No cat != clean anything.
Are cars should have cats so are air is pleasant to breath.
And as far as it being a 'clean burning' fuel get real. No cat != clean anything.
Are cars should have cats so are air is pleasant to breath.
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