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12-21-2011 05:41 AM #28
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No, probably not. Without actual tech data can't say for sure, but ethanol is an oxygenate. So is NOS, and nitromethane, so was MTBE before being banned by EPA for fuel....................but the term oxygenate must resonate with some catagory or other of consumer. Could be a way of boosting or regaining sales lost to E85 to street driven muscle guys.
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Yep. It’s pretty sad.
Dead!