3.3 TT OEM tune does pretty well with race gas

To be clear, this doesn't require an engine tune? The stock ECU calibrates for E85?
Doesn't require it, but there is no real need unless you use at least a piggyback tune like a jb4.
You can get ECU tunes for it also. You really only need the higher octane when increasing boost.
 
In Australia the octane rating at the main suppliers go like this e10 > 91 > 95 > 98

E10 is a laughable joke, costs about $0.02 less than regular, yet you lose 20% MPG in addition to the adverse effects of the ethanol mix.

91 is the standard unleaded.
95 & 98 octane contain higher detergency and lower sulphur levels.
 
In Australia the octane rating at the main suppliers go like this e10 > 91 > 95 > 98

E10 is a laughable joke, costs about $0.02 less than regular, yet you lose 20% MPG in addition to the adverse effects of the ethanol mix.

91 is the standard unleaded.
95 & 98 octane contain higher detergency and lower sulphur levels.
Here in the states, virtually all gas is e10.
 
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