Having never used E85 in anything and don't even know if there is a station close to me. I know very little about it. I did read the article in Car and Driver were they tested it in a Tahoe and the only real difference was they lost about 100 miles of driving range 390 to 290 on a tank.
So I have always wonder way force inducted guys use it and how it make more power? Is it because it runs cooler lower engine temps or the higher octane? I would think that since fuel economy suffers so much that it would make less power, then again I usaully see things backwards untill properly explained. So if some would like to explain I would like to know how it works and what benefits you get other than it is cheaper per gallon, because after reading the C/D article I was pretty dead set against ever using it, but alot on here do.