You are right on the HOM... why? because it requires more fuel to maintain levels, and E85 fuels do not knock!!! Trust me... I've tested at the big three running E85 engines at spark advance timings that are way out from stock... point is... it won't knock (so HOM likes it)... but you are running the risk of jacking up your fuel system... fittings, hoses, injectors, etc... You may get away with it (sounds like you are)... but on the long term, you are screwing up the fuel system (or could be). now, granted, there are different blend fuels through the US, different summer and winter blends, etc, etc, etc... if the cars not designed for E85 (or such)... I don't see it as a good thing.

 

i have never heard of a single person other than you now using e85 in a srt. it's not designed for it, why on earth would you use it? that's about as smart as the geniuses that run jet fuel....

 

lol i love you psichick!!!!!!!

 

Wanna buy a couple of 55 gallon drums of JP-4?????????

Dusty

 

sure!!! for my cousins jet lol

 

so there isnt anything i can really do to change the cold start

 

Buy my condo here in San Antonio next spring when I move to Colorado. Special price for Dodge Forum members....

Sorry, had to say that.........

Dusty

 

lol yeah let me pull some money out. i wont be hard cold starting anymore now will i lol

 

Exactly, all you'll have to do is prop the hood open after sitting in traffic with heat index's in the 110+ range.......people will think you work on your car a lot..........

Dusty

 

lol where do you live? it could be this stupid summer gas too.

you could change your fuel pump, other than that....no there's nothing you can do.