I would be concerned about E85 eating up the rubber parts in the fuel system. Some people my have tried it with good results but I'd shy away from it personally.
I've heard of people running WVO right out of the fryer in warm weather and heated in cooler weather. I haven't tried it though.
you loose power and MPG with gasoline. the compensator adjusts for the fuel. the lighter the fuel the more it takes. on one trip i put 1/2 a tank of gas in 1/2 a tank of diesel because it was cheaper (i thought) get a lot less MPG. running pure WMO truck runs great and goes alot farther than it deas with straight diesel. just my observation no science or testing involved.
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E85 = Alcohol
Alcohol = conduit to fuel injectors even with the filters and water separators
water injected into diesel engine =
That is a very good point. Today's gasoline also has a hefty dose of alcohol in it (depending on where you live). Around here, it is something crazy like 10 or 20%. Many gas stations here are alleged to add water to their underground tanks since the alcohol in the gas lets it absorb water, thus increasing their profit. So another reason to be careful if using pump gas in your MV.
E85 and WVO questions
