Posted by Mike Aylward on December 23, 2013 at 10:33:47 from (209.152.135.126):
In Reply to: E-15 GAS posted by El Toro on December 23, 2013 at 06:45:53:
Very interesting theory. But it's just that...a theory. People in countries around the world are running much higher ethanol content than that and are getting along just fine. I find it fascinating that some people think "ethanol" is terrible but think nothing of using E-85 as an alternative, cheaper fuel. More disinformation spread by people who are threatened by ethanol's success. I have used ethanol for over 35 years with absolutely no side effects other than initially loosening the crud left in the tanks caused by non-ethanol gas. Once you get rid of the crap the ethanol keeps things clean. Period. Plus, at this time of year, it eliminates the need for gas line anti-freeze. Mike
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