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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
The Distillery
Switching back and forth from E85 to Gasoline or just staying E85
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<blockquote data-quote="c6zhombre" data-source="post: 14536382" data-attributes="member: 76381"><p>I've still yet to switch back to gasoline. Getting close to 3 years now. I've read some of the reasoning to switch back, but every time I start running low on a tank of E85.....I just can't bring myself to actually do it. Lol. Don't want to lose 150hp for even 1 tank. Still no negative effects as far as I can tell.....car runs and starts awesome. Idles perfect. Paper fuel filter still whistle clean. But I do see 85% pretty much year round down here. No E70.</p><p></p><p>Even my rinkidink supplies to test the ethanol are fine. Cheap disposable syringe and aquarium hose from Walmart are none the worse. The suction on the syringe is perfect, no loss at all. I can't imagine any of these plastics are "Ethanol compatible" Lol. I thought after all the years of reading "E85 eats fuel systems" these plastics would certainly degrade quickly.....that has not been the case.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="c6zhombre, post: 14536382, member: 76381"] I've still yet to switch back to gasoline. Getting close to 3 years now. I've read some of the reasoning to switch back, but every time I start running low on a tank of E85.....I just can't bring myself to actually do it. Lol. Don't want to lose 150hp for even 1 tank. Still no negative effects as far as I can tell.....car runs and starts awesome. Idles perfect. Paper fuel filter still whistle clean. But I do see 85% pretty much year round down here. No E70. Even my rinkidink supplies to test the ethanol are fine. Cheap disposable syringe and aquarium hose from Walmart are none the worse. The suction on the syringe is perfect, no loss at all. I can't imagine any of these plastics are "Ethanol compatible" Lol. I thought after all the years of reading "E85 eats fuel systems" these plastics would certainly degrade quickly.....that has not been the case. [/QUOTE]
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