Is this why gas feels so underpowered on my V8?

how the fuck can gasoline feel underpowered

>>14783421
Leased

Auto

Frs

>>14783421
>leased auto FRS
>is proud to drink cum

Kill yourself.

>>14783421
L E A S E D
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>>14783421
>leased
>frs
>auto
>auto frs
>leased frs
>leased auto frs

Reconsider your life

>>14783428
>>14783451
>>14783619
>>14783489
Inu is a faggot but he actually does make a point.
>>14783410
No. Your car could be getting old and could use a tune up, you could be idiotic enough to be using the wrong octane, etc

your v8 is an old piece of shit dont blame the gas

>>14783410
are you using premium? :^)

>>14783428
>>14783451
>>14783489
>>14783619
>>14783637
salty AF i dont even have that FRS i have an evo

>>14783673
What part of 'kill yourself' don't you understand? Get the cum out of your ears you fudge packer.

>>14783673
>damage control

>>14783410
The lower compression ratios make Ethanol burn like shit. My Alcohol drag car ran like 17.5:1 compression.

>>14783679
Why don't you follow your own advice, or at least hide the fucking tripfag if he offends you so much.

>>14783699
put your name back on inu everyone can hear the cum in your throat

>>14783702
Please point to the doll where the namefag touched you.

>>14783722
youre really fooling no one inu.

>>14783725

You foolish fool

>>14783428
>>14783451
>>14783619
OP said v8, not v4

>>14783410
here's a crash course on ethanol in general, especially E85:
http://www.speedhunters.com/2015/04/everything-you-need-to-know-about-ethanol/

"We did some testing on our turbocharged Toyota 86 and optimising the tune in the MoTeC M150 ECU netted an increase in power from the 198kW (265hp) the car made on pump gas to 267kW (358hp) at the rear wheels. Even with the high 12.5:1 compression of the FA20 engine, E85 allowed us to increase the boost from 7.0psi to 9.5 psi with no detonation. The only thing stopping us going further was the stock internals and a little mechanical sympathy."

>>14783673
>i d-don't have that shit box I've g-got another one
Just end your life my man

>>14783410
>on
You could try putting it in your engine, friend :^)

>>14783988
checked

>>14783929
>Unless you have a Flex Fuel capable vehicle, the answer is no. Normal gasoline has a stoichiometric air fuel ratio of 14.7:1, while E85 is 9.8:1. ‘Stoichiometric’ is a chemical term that refers to the required ratio of fuel and air for complete combustion.

Wew lad.