where to get e85 55gal drum?
Mar 25, 2012, 11:06 PM
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where to get e85 55gal drum?
hi guys, i would like to know where can i get the e85 in 55gal drums from here in ny?
for some reason i just dont trust the e85 out of the gas stations down here in ny
for some reason i just dont trust the e85 out of the gas stations down here in ny
Mar 25, 2012, 11:19 PM
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Just find a 55 gal drum clean it thoroughly and find a consistent place to get e85. Here in indy we have a place called jackson oil where they have credit car pumps of e85, e98 i believe. Never got my e85 there, but heard its very consistent and has little better fuels that make up the other 15% of the fuel. Also a few different race fuels like cam2 and straight methanol.
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^ i wish i knew of 1 like that around here..
i am probably gonna have to get an e85 % meter and get gas from the pump.. im kinda scared tho
do u fill up a 55 gal drum? if so for how long can it stay fresh in your garage?
i am probably gonna have to get an e85 % meter and get gas from the pump.. im kinda scared tho
do u fill up a 55 gal drum? if so for how long can it stay fresh in your garage?
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Mar 26, 2012, 08:33 AM
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thinking about reordering another one...
anywho i know a source from ebay that can get the flex fuel sensors USED meaning WAY less expensive than the ones that they sell
lmk if anyone is interested in a group buy kinda thing for the flex fuel sensor
Mar 26, 2012, 10:20 AM
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e85 is fine as long as it is sealed. Issues come when it isn't. That is why you don't let it sit in your car for extended periods. It is vented, hence it can pick up water. In a sealed container, it is fine.
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i had one but i sold it lol
thinking about reordering another one...
anywho i know a source from ebay that can get the flex fuel sensors USED meaning WAY less expensive than the ones that they sell
lmk if anyone is interested in a group buy kinda thing for the flex fuel sensor
thinking about reordering another one...
anywho i know a source from ebay that can get the flex fuel sensors USED meaning WAY less expensive than the ones that they sell
lmk if anyone is interested in a group buy kinda thing for the flex fuel sensor
Mar 26, 2012, 06:15 PM
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im not too sure with evos but with supras all my friends that have converted to e85 have either blown motors or cloged injectors making the car miss-fire, so it kinda freaked me out then the evo im buying has a built motor with 10:1 pistons and i dont think it could take a 93oct map too well being that compresion is made for e85..
i never had an e85 car before, i do wanna try it but i dont want it to get f&%#d up
