Posted by Galen Houk on May 11, 2014 at 06:27:00 from (173.17.153.71):
In Reply to: gas posted by ken house on May 10, 2014 at 10:51:29:
I don't want to offend my corn farmer friends but I would not use ethanol gas in anything that isn't used frequently and I never put it in any of my old tractors or small engines. I burn it in my cars, except the Corvette which needs higher octane, because it's the law in MN. I have never needed to buy Seafoam when I don't use ethanol gas and I no longer need to rebuild my small engine carbs every year. Try another experiment. Fill your car with ethanol gas and check the mileage then fill it with non ethanol gas and check the mileage. I and my friends have done it several times and I always get roughly 10% better mileage with the non ethanol gas.
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