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| my the gawds help your 2 cycle engines.......... (Page 1/2) |
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maryjane
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APR 13, 12:13 PM
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They're fixing to increase the % of ethanol in gasoline again.....
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Jake_Dragon
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APR 13, 01:13 PM
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I thought it was determined that it didn't help.
we are doomed.
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2.5
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APR 13, 02:54 PM
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As long as they keep making 100% gas I'll avoid ethanol in small engines and 2 cycle.
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2.5
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APR 13, 02:55 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Jake_Dragon:
I thought it was determined that it didn't help.
we are doomed. |
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Facts are irrelevant we should know this by now 
Truth doesnt fit agendas.
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blackrams
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APR 13, 06:43 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by 2.5:
Facts are irrelevant we should know this by now
Truth doesnt fit agendas. |
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No doubt about that.
I'm told that growing corn requires more fertilizer (which is purportedly produced from crude oil) than other crops.
Trains V Pipelines.
Where's my flying car/truck?
I'm so confused..........................
Rams
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OldsFiero
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APR 14, 08:14 AM
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We have a separate can marked "non ethanol only". The store on the other side of the mountain has non ethanol 91. We buy that for all our two strokes.
My son does small engine repair on the side. We have seen the damage caused by ethanol many times.
Marc
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Larryinkc
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APR 14, 08:58 AM
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We only use non ethanol fuel in our cars and small engines. The cars all have forced induction and get better mileage and I don't have any fuel system issues with lawn equipment. Alcohol is good in a glass, bottle or can, not in a gas tank.
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theogre
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APR 14, 01:19 PM
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You missed EPA etc wants to Ban all 2 cycle engines.
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RichLo1
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APR 18, 11:17 PM
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That will only be for 87 octane that every non-classic (2002+) car is capable of running. there will still be non-ethanol 91 and 93 out there. and low enthanol 89, Just sayin.
edit, and the main reason for this change is to lower pump prices during the peak summer driving season.[This message has been edited by RichLo1 (edited 04-18-2022).]
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Raydar
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APR 19, 11:39 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by RichLo1:
...and the main reason for this change is to lower pump prices during the peak summer driving season.
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They've been trying to push this crap for years. This is just a convenient excuse.
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