not so sure about that working on that
There have been tests done on non-Flex Fuel vehicles to see if they can withstand the corrosive nature of E85 ethanol. Ron Faget, President of Faget Inc., an Ethanol plant design build firm in Grante FDall Minnesota, ran a non-Flex Fuel 2000 Chevy Tahoe 105,496 miles almost exclusively on E85. He donated the Tahoe to the Lake Area Technical Institute where it was dismantled and studied. They found that there were no adverse effects of E85 ethanol on the engine or the fuel system. In fact, they reported that the engine and fuel system were in better shape than some vehicles that ran gasoline with fewer miles. This video can be seen and verified at
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This is my thought on that I would not think so but you may have to drill jets like on methanol. Methanol needs about 87% more fuel e-85 only needs 40% may not even need to drill the jets depending on mods. If you have a near stock bike you may be able to find jets that flow 40% more. But there will be math involved :geek: