Stabil and that Startron stuff seem like just the thing for winter storage of motorcycles, but to treat ethanol for daily drivers of old vehicles I think the Lucas or Seafoam are better, imoThat's crazy, was just looking at this today - What is the Best Ethanol Fuel Treatment?
That's pretty much what the article I posted said as wellStabil and that Startron stuff seem like just the thing for winter storage of motorcycles, but to treat ethanol for daily drivers of old vehicles I think the Lucas or Seafoam are better, imo
? I don't see one recomneded here for 100% ethanol, maybe a link you meant to post didn't take?There’s nothing going to protect your plastic tank from the ethanol. All those additives do is keep the water that it attracts in solution rather than settling out.
Think about the one here that is recommended for 100% ethanol. You think it’s going to get rid of the ethanol.
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I didn't see a link in your post, are you talking about this link - https://lucasoil.com/products/fuel-t...th-stabilizers - posted by RockAZ?Did you click on the Lucas Oil link? Did you read it? Try again.
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From the first link that RockAZ posted:? I don't see one recomneded here for 100% ethanol, maybe a link you meant to post didn't take?
Lucas Safeguard™ Ethanol Fuel Conditioner with Stabilizers was developed to specifically address issues associated with using ethanol based fuels. This applies to E-10, E-15, E-85, pure ethanol and any mixtures in between including gasoline. Our Product is completely soluble in all ethanol fuels and will not harm filters. Lucas Safeguard™ Ethanol Fuel Conditioner with Stabilizers contains effective additives to prevent rust and corrosion associated with the use of ethanol fuels.
KEY BENEFITS
Cleans injectors, valve seats, combustion chambers and other critical fuel components
Stabilizes fuel and prevents varnish & gum formation in ethanol and gasoline
Combats deposits and protects your engine oil lubricants from the harmful effects of alcohol combustion
No gas stations in MA sell EtOH free gas through pumps. A far as I know, the closest station is a Stewart's in NY (about 2 hours drive). :frown2:is it that hard for people to find ethanol free gas? almost every bike shop in my area sells ethanol free gas like T4
not at a gas station, I buy T4 at my local bike shop. do shops up there not sell it?No gas stations in MA sell EtOH free gas through pumps. A far as I know, the closest station is a Stewart's in NY (about 2 hours drive). :frown2:
You can buy VP fuel in a can for 10 bucks a gallon.
Ok, I guess it wasn't me... you're just snarky to everyone.So you actually think it's water that causing our tanks to warp and expand. Water? Seriously?
Wow! That's some whoop ass H2O! I'm surprised it doesn't melt all those bottles of water on the shelves at the convenient stations.![]()