We have heard so much about hybrid conversion kits, now it is time to move over to flex-fuel vehicle kits. These kits have already been running successfully for years in Brazil, so though new to us, you can rest assured that it is good.
Called the Flextek Adaptor Kit, it can be used in any gasoline-fueled cars to power it with E-85 Ethanol instead. For a cost of $500 to $700, you can have the kit plus adaptor and an engine protector. XCel Plus has taken extra pain to make the kit as convenient to use as possible- by allowing you to call on the Ethanol fuel with the simple flip of a switch.
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Here comes a revolutionary flex-fuel vehicle conversion kit
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jason, gr8 ideas man. You sure feel as stongly as i do about this green vehicle issue. What is needed promplty, i feel, is lowering the prices of such green cars asap.
excuse my ignorance,,is ethanol much cheaper than gasoline..i know, its more environment friendly but, is it cheaper?.will it be enough to power the products of AC Condenser Canada, and other parts of my cars engine??if it does,,let me have one of this converter..i should try one..