I dont believe in god and that does not make me arrogant. Now you on the other hand see only your point of view and have not even tried to understand the other side. Who is arrogant now.   See 1 other reply

Ahh....The "green" perspective. Okay then.   See 20 other replies

I'm going to step out on a limb here and suggest that all of this "crap" being produced is an effort to change the current course mankind has set itself on. To change the wasteful, consumeristic ideals american's have gotten used to. We have been slowly killing the planet and wasting resources since the steam engine thinking that it will always be plentiful but we were and are wrong.   See 20 other replies

What were we talking about again?   See 20 other replies

Yeah, but those were mostly all carbureted engines back then...and also, the tolerances were looser, and the material used were vastly different than modern engines. Those old engines could run on crap that would seize a new engine up in a very short time.They probably didn't have to do more than change out the jets on those older cars. MUCH more would have to be done to make a modern engine run properly, if at all, on pure alcohol (or nearly so). The 02 sensors would probably fry, I have little doubt the CAT would burn up or clog completely,, and I know for certain that many fuel injectors couldn't even handle the E-85, so pure alcohol would destroy them in short order. Not to mention the stoichiometric ratio is quite drastically different, (If memory serves, it takes twice as much alcohol to produce the same amount of power as gasoline), so the software would have to be completely rewritten to compensate for that. Otherwise, if you got the car to run at all, you'd be at full throttle, and the car would be just barely going, and missing half the time.   See 20 other replies

in bio-fuel or fuel made from corn was not so great, cold winter weather it become jello forum it needed to warm the tanks thounow white lighten alcohol can run like unleaded gas! moon shinier use it in their cars for high speed runs to get away from the law back in the 40s-70s, think they readjust the engine to run on it.   See 20 other replies

"Mind you they are some of the most solid and well built engines of our civilization" <-- talking about the old STIHL engines...   See 20 other replies