Petrol vs Alcohol Car Conspiracy YOU ARE LIED TO!

Find out why you could run your car on Alcohol today and get better performace, almost zero emissions and be green as this alcohol fuel can be made from food waste and is green because we can grow crops to make this fuel in our own country, not buy $petrol$.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethanol_fuel_in_Brazil if you think im kidding!!!
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[brandonsjsj]

Cold weather starts suck on the car too, I have a friend who change his sons car to run on alcohol, its just a v6 and in the winter it take an hour to get the dam thing warm

[truthseekers666]

@brandonsjsj r u sure you didnt have it mixed rich because this would burn any engine cold. Leaning off should increase engine temp - rich just to start. Some engine management systems dont like Alchohl even though the manufacturers say they are "ready for it".

[brandonsjsj]

Pure Alcohlol is very corrosive, you use about a 2 gallons of alcohlol to 1 on gas, if u got blow by ur oil is done, u must mix top end lube kind of like u do for 2 stroke. It not a conspiracy its just not that good, I have a race car it runs on alcohol and the only good thing is it run cooler, and the fumes burn ur eyes I have work on it while running it sucks , e 85 is better. And u need a bigger fuel pump too , and a hotter spark plug, no ur cars don't last long, especially ur rings if

[truthseekers666]

@brandonsjsj Why this is wrong is simple. One word. BRAZIL. They run cars on alchohol based fuel and it doesnt kill the cars or eat the fuel lines. BRAZIL went self sufficient and doesnt buy in forgeign petrol because they knew they were being ripped off. Their cars run better on it. Your experiences must have been with racing cars which were burning out - ie RACING, i guess.

[truthseekers666]

@truthseekers666 oh and theyve (BRAZIL) been running on Alchohol for 20 years now.

[bagintree]

There's more than a "movement" for alcohol. There are laws requiring it. A ten percent ethanol blend is the rule in the U.S. Cars are being modified (and built) to run on blends up to 85% too. Using organic waste won't provide that much feedstock, so you have to grow it. Sugarcane is the best feedstock, but in the U.S. corn is used which requires huge subsidies & has driven up the price of corn for food.

"Why aren't we hearing about it?"

We are. Why aren't YOU hearing about it?

[truthseekers666]

@bagintree I did hear about it. What I also heard was that Bush jr was blocking a lot of this and saying it was "untested technology" when its been in use in Brazil for 20 years. Yes its more underway now but being resisted and theres no reason why it should drive corn crops higher in price as corn was always considered a cheap crop which was overproduced anyhow. Theyll find any excuse to make things cost more.

[brandonsjsj]

I believe brazil use a e85 type fuel because they produce petroleum products too, yes the do run very clean but pure alcohol would be a hard change just read about methanol (u must add top end lube) vs ethanol( this has a lot less energy then methanol which is pure alcohol ) why we use gas or e-85 in every day cars

[brandonsjsj]

And u can't use rubber lines because alcohol will eat though them so if ur unlucky and have rubber line going to ur fuel rails then ur f****d , and then u need fuel line have to be double the size. Even tho alcohol is only 1.59 a gallon u use 2 gallons of alcohol to one gallon of gas and it could sludge up. There no point

[brandonsjsj]

And that a lie gas contains more power then alcohol ur power gains are from how cool the cars run. And it

very very hard to get a car on alcohol to warm up in cold weather.

[brandonsjsj]

If fuel doesn't get burnt completely . And engines u have to pickle the engine, witch u have to run gas thought it to keep the alcohol from corroding the pistons. I forgot to run gas through it before winter shut down and it ate all 6 rings , I'm counting the two that hold the oiling ring on.