E85 Powered

[thrash]

what's a "through rock" A tunnel?

if you are running E85 in your 25+ year old stuff, you may have discovered that rubber o-rings and fuel hoses are a great fuel additive for increasing MPG.

you should be running standalone and modern fittings in your fuel system to run E85.

[z31]

z31;287223 wrote:
Wow Gary, and you bitch about other shit talkers on here.

"throw rocks in a glass house" :icon_bigsmurf:

throw, is that better.

[z31]

thrash;287228 wrote:
what's a "through rock" A tunnel?

if you are running E85 in your 25+ year old stuff, you may have discovered that rubber o-rings and fuel hoses are a great fuel additive for increasing MPG.

you should be running standalone and modern fittings in your fuel system to run E85.

"if you are running E85 in your 25+ year old stuff"................

There is no "if", I am running E85.

" you may have discovered that rubber o-rings and fuel hoses
are a great fuel additive for increasing MPG.".....................

No, i don't use rubber o-rings and fuel hoses for fuel additive for increasing mpg.

"you should be running standalone and modern fittings in your fuel system to run E85".........................

I am not running a standalone and modern fittings in my fuel system to run E85 and never will. :icon_cheers:

[Grr]

thrash;287228 wrote:
what's a "through rock" A tunnel?

if you are running E85 in your 25+ year old stuff, you may have discovered that rubber o-rings and fuel hoses are a great fuel additive for increasing MPG.

you should be running standalone and modern fittings in your fuel system to run E85.

lol, yeah ok

[KA-T_240]

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[KA-T_240]

thrash;287228 wrote:
what's a "through rock" A tunnel?

if you are running E85 in your 25+ year old stuff, you may have discovered that rubber o-rings and fuel hoses are a great fuel additive for increasing MPG.

you should be running standalone and modern fittings in your fuel system to run E85.

rofl........

[capitlj]

Time will tell, E85 is pretty corrosive to a lot of materials. Especially older fuel tanks.

[z31]

I love E85 and will never go back to gasoline on my turbo car. By the way E 85 at brainerd was $1.99 a gallon.:icon_cheers:

[SPANISH-RICE]

it can be corrosive if you just let it sit in there. but the 15% fuel in it keeps the rubber from drying out and cracking as long as your actually running the car. as far as fuel tank material that can be a little tricky because ive seen some older cars that cant run it becuase of what they use to line the inside

[inspector01]

z31;287260 wrote:
I love E85 and will never go back to gasoline on my turbo car. By the way E 85 at brainerd was $1.99 a gallon.:icon_cheers:

I got it in DL for $1.95 last night :icon_cheers: