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Will we see a flex fuel Corvette?

XM DUDE
in Chevrolet

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but also make them more expensive.... at least a little....

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    Do you mean the E85 or AFM? If E85: I'm not sure how it is for high-performance engines. If AFM: I'm not sure that many Corvette owners would want to have 4 cyl running part of the time, and the Vette is already atop the pack for sports car gas mileage. Also, I'm not sure how AFM does with forced induction, etc.

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    E85 (octane of 105) might even increase horsepower... :scratchchin:

    But then it'll have to be calibrated to run soley on E85 (impossible) to see such gains.

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    E85 (octane of 105) might even increase horsepower...  :scratchchin:

    But then it'll have to be calibrated to run soley on E85 (impossible) to see such gains.

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    it could do it... but performance would suffer if the engine has to be efficent with both fuels...

    a E100 would have some major gains...

    but the E85 wouldnt cost much to do... its just different plumbing... nothing too fancy...

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