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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: N. Phoenix AZ USA
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Originally Posted by EarlyPorsche
To be clear: are you sure it was ethanol free? I do not believe anyone has been blending ethanol free since around when Bush mandated ethanol. I wouldn't believe or trust the sticker or person saying its ethanol free gas. The only ethanol free gas available is av gas or the likes Cam2.
Yes it is a free country with choices except for the choices that we cannot make and that are made for us like the percentage of ethanol blending.
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You guys need to understand how things are done with fuel.
Gasoline is sent through the pipe farms "pure" that is without ethanol in it. The local people do not want that crap in their pipes or farms anymore than we do as it screws with their stuff just as bad. They mix the ethanol into the fuel as its been pumped into the tanker trucks and not before.
You guys need to find a station who will sell the fuel "pure" and this is possible. Look for boat docks or stations who have extra tanks and sell it to sports car or boat people.
Joe A
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