"converted this 95 mustang to run on ethanol"
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No, it's a twin turbo mustang that runs on e85. Reading pwns you.
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ha...oh alright, but did anyone here about that car i just talked about
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beachbum_jon wrote:
ha...oh alright, but did anyone here about that car i just talked aboutDammit I wish people on this website could spell. I had to read that 3 times before I figured out what you were trying to say.
here /hɪər/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[heer] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–adverb- in this place; in this spot or locality (opposed to there): Put the pen here.
hear /hɪər/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[heer] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation verb, heard /hɜrd/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[hurd] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation, hear·ing.
–verb (used with object)- to perceive by the ear: Didn't you hear the doorbell?
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http://www.kvlytv11.com/news/kvly_five_news_netcast.html
5:30 mark
From the 5:00 news -
Haha Bill made it on TV. You should have flexed your messed up arm.
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the work done on the stang was done by that shop in SD, right?
Do they have an EPA conversion license?
Technically, it is a federal offense to convert a non-E85 car to run on E85 unless you have some crap from the EPA saying you're allowed to do so. I wonder if the shop that did the work had all the right paperwork.
Remember kids - your government is stupid, and a good chunk of it is in the pockets of moneyed interests, and a good deal of the power is in the hands of unaccountable committees or licensing boards.
I suspect if homebrew E85 conversions start happening more frequently or get more publicity, a few people will get in trouble for "EPA license non-compliance"
BTW - I think this stang is awesome, and the guys that built it are awesome, and everyone that wants big power should be running E85. But if if it starts to get too much attention, expect a crack down.
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thrash wrote:
the work done on the stang was done by that shop in SD, right?Do they have an EPA conversion license?
Technically, it is a federal offense to convert a non-E85 car to run on E85 unless you have some crap from the EPA saying you're allowed to do so. I wonder if the shop that did the work had all the right paperwork.
Where did you get this information?
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If you noticed, Andy has partnered with Diablosport. I am guessing they have an idea of what is going on.
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thrash wrote:
the work done on the stang was done by that shop in SD, right?:/Yes
thrash wrote:
Do they have an EPA conversion license?:/Explain to me what exactly that is??thrash wrote:
Technically, it is a federal offense to convert a non-E85 car to run on E85 unless you have some crap from the EPA saying you're allowed to do so. I wonder if the shop that did the work had all the right paperwork./ Off-road use only/track only :rolleyes:thrash wrote:
BTW - I think this stang is awesome, and the guys that built it are awesome, and everyone that wants big power should be running E85. But if if it starts to get too much attention, expect a crack down.
Thanx -
Here is the video clip
http://mistercmk.com/videos/e85news.wmv -
MisterCMK wrote:
Here is the video clip
http://mistercmk.com/videos/e85news.wmvThank you sir....
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