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where'smyturbo? · 11-19-2007, 12:35 PM

i did a report on the environmental aspects of E85 for statistics last year. 8 page paper. pretty small.

if it is an attempt to be environmentally friendly, it produces the same ammount of toxins, just a different type.
so not like we have enough to try to figure out with helping CO2 emissions, now its some other toxin from E85. its a losing battle.

i don't know how it is for performance. from what i've read above i'd do it. i plan on putting a turbo or a supercharger into my next car.
obviously the car would depend on that. i will probably convert to e85

11-19-2007, 12:35 PM	#25
where'smyturbo? Tri-State Addict Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Seattle, WA/Langhorne, PA Member #5694 My Ride: '99.5 Jetta VR6 iTrader: (1)	i did a report on the environmental aspects of E85 for statistics last year. 8 page paper. pretty small. if it is an attempt to be environmentally friendly, it produces the same ammount of toxins, just a different type. so not like we have enough to try to figure out with helping CO2 emissions, now its some other toxin from E85. its a losing battle. i don't know how it is for performance. from what i've read above i'd do it. i plan on putting a turbo or a supercharger into my next car. obviously the car would depend on that. i will probably convert to e85 Last edited by where'smyturbo?; 11-19-2007 at 12:46 PM.