[shifty]

please see this page for all the info you require:
http://www.e85fuel.com/index.php

this topic has come up a few times in the general discussion forum. check here to see if your engine is compatible:

http://www.e85fuel.com/e85101/flexfuelvehicles.php

some people can't even use it.

please read this FAQ to answer almost every question imaginable about E85:

http://www.e85fuel.com/e85101/faq.php

Those three links should hook you up w/everything you need to know. Expect to save only ~10-20% on E85 costwise. if your engine supports it now, you could do it. if not, i understand it will eat the seals out of your engine or something if you put it in a non-compatible vehicle? this was something someone said in the thread i started a few months ago. they may have more info at the sites above.

if you live in South Carolina, there are dozens of places to get it - but most states have only private (military bases etc.) places to buy it and the general public can't get it in those states. it still hasn't caught on yet, so supply is limited.