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Location: Dayton, Ohio
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Great News:
"The EPA will also reportedly require gas stations provide dedicated hoses for E10 fuel for motorcycles and other vehicles not approved for E15 use."
http://blog.motorcycle.com/2012/12/2...-ethanol-fuel/
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saddlebag
Not to be a pesimist, but I would've liked E0 dedicated pump for those who hate ethanol.
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Location: JAX FL
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CrossRoads
Not to be a pesimist, but I would've liked E0 dedicated pump for those who hate ethanol.
No $hit!!!
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Not to be a pesimist, but I would've liked E0 dedicated pump for those who hate ethanol.
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Union 76 stations in WA sell pure gas. Been told that
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Union 76 stations in WA sell pure gas. Been told that
Never heard of either.
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: wisconsin
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Alot of the Cenex stations around have corn free gas Getting harder to find tho
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I have more and more stations near me getting away from the corn demons! haha
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seems like bp stations and some shell in southern wis. have
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irv
seems like bp stations and some shell in southern wis. have
I'm a little confused. You are saying that the blended fuel has the higher octane, right?
Alcohol has less energy density than petrol, but it does raise the octane (resistance to misfire) value of blended fuels.
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