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ausjd2703
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Post #1 post 12th May 2012 - 12:38 AM
ok so where have you seen E85 or flex fuels in Brisbane?
location and whether it is E85 or flex fuel. im curious if its feasible to run it in a daily yet.
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SWIFTY
Post #2

Marsden has it

Presto
Post #3

Caltex at Alexandra Hills and Mackenzie have it.

iBrettowski
Post #4

15 secs on google and i found this

http://www.caltex.com.au/HelpCentre/SiteLo...iceStation.aspx

ausjd2703
Post #5

Ok any one know where to get true e85?
Apart from mercury Motorsport.

El Pedro
Post #6

Plenty of places can get the Sucrogen E85. I know both Mark at Godzilla motorsports and Tyres and More at Albion can.

ausjd2703
Post #7

What's csr e85 goin for these days?

bagged wag
Post #8

alot of holden ve's use e85

ausjd2703
Post #9

What's a commadore got to do with where I can get true csr e85 from and how much?

HARROP
Post #10

Sandgate Fuel Supplies, they blend their own under the ELF banner, same as the Sugrogen at $2.50p/liter

ausjd2703
Post #11

can any one briefly explain why CSR is nearly twice the price of the e-flex options?
i know they use 98 octane in the mix but surely that wouldn't drive the cost up that far?

adzyrideit
Post #12

I buy mine (not called e85, its called BioFlex and its 70-85% ethenol) from the caltex on Mt Gravatt Capalaba rd - McKenzie (as someone stated above). It is nomrally about $1.30/L and I run it in my rotor, its fine. Allows me to run 30+ psi around on the street. My tuner, Craig, said in his experience it does the job fine and theres no point getting the more expensive stuff in big drums - however everyone has their own opinion and I respect that. Just go to caltex website and you can see where they sell it. Prob worth always having a 20L backup can full at home too... goodluck

84kes
Post #13

QUOTE (ausjd2703 @ May 15 2012, 08:13 AM) *
can any one briefly explain why CSR is nearly twice the price of the e-flex options?
i know they use 98 octane in the mix but surely that wouldn't drive the cost up that far?


because its a controlled alcahol amount

off the pump alcahol levels vary up to 40 percent , with barrell fuel it is allways maintained at 85% or 90% depending on which mix you want

Shazz058
Post #14

United Petroleum sells E85. It does not vary in ethanol content from season to season, it is always maintained at the 85%. I have confirmed this with United Petroleum myself. The only place it is currently available in QLD is in Warwick, though they are looking at rolling it out in a few locations in Brisbane over the coming months. The last time I bought some (about 10 days ago) it was circa $1.41 per litre.

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