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Old November 25th, 2007, 05:02 PM
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E85 Article in January 2008 Hot Rod Magazine

Check out the latest edition of HRM. E85 article starts on Page 104.
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Excellent article for the amount of space they had to write it in. I even learned a couple of things. Not that I am so smart.. but usually the car mags are pretty behind the curve.
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Excellent article for the amount of space they had to write it in. I even learned a couple of things. Not that I am so smart.. but usually the car mags are pretty behind the curve.
I would say so. since some of us been running E-85 for over ayear now
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