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Originally Posted by Flieger
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The study found that the pumps showed significantly less wear when tested with E20 than with gasoline. The study concluded that overall, E20 did not have any greater negative effects than gasoline or E10 on the fuel pumps tested. It also showed there were no substantial differences in the performance of the sending units tested in the three different fuels.
Since the only issue I need to care about in my car is if the fuel gauge works and my fuel pump works ok, I can now rest easy knowing that E20 is superior to the other currently available fuels.
After all, why would I worry about trival things like fuel economy, deviation from Stiochiometric A/F ratios and other performance parameters.
FYI, I started a new thread on ths topic as it needs to be highlighted.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/599932-heck-e10-lets-go-e20.html