treehugger.com had an article about E85 conversion kits from Brazil.
I have heard lots of different pros and cons about rubber melting and
lower milage etc.
It states that the kits will work on any car. Any reasons why it
wouldn't work for a 2000 BMW? I figure I can just drive down to the
local university's frat house and fill up on used ethanol (kidding).
http://www.abcesso.com/
http://flextek.com/
> treehugger.com had an article about E85 conversion kits from Brazil.
>
> I have heard lots of different pros and cons about rubber melting and
> lower milage etc.
Your mileage *WILL* suffer - probably 40% or so.
These kits are kludges because they insert into the fuel-injection control
lines rather than changing the ECU program. They might work on BMWs,
but not well.
> It states that the kits will work on any car. Any reasons why it
> wouldn't work for a 2000 BMW? I figure I can just drive down to the
> local university's frat house and fill up on used ethanol (kidding).
>
> http://www.abcesso.com/
> http://flextek.com/