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Re: E-15 fuel


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Posted by The tractor vet on October 14, 2019 at 08:58:20 from (104.179.81.68):

In Reply to: Re: E-15 fuel posted by Indiana Ken on October 14, 2019 at 07:25:25:

Well i for one would love to find straight 93 as the vary best that is coming down the PIPE LINE IS 90 and 90 don't cut it . And as for this AL-KI- Hol laced gas unless you have a FLEX fuel engine don't use it . Myself do not have a FLEX fuel equiped car and my old junk has lost two to three MPG on the 10% junk and has lost getty up and go power in the humps and bumps . If ya ever played with AL-KI-HOL as in drag engines and pulling engines it is fussy stuff to keep it perkalaten and can lean out on ya and lean is plum mean , many a blowers have gone into orbit many ah pistons have ended up in the pan or out the side of the block . even lifted a few heads off the block and ya havve never lived till ya throw a crank out on the track 3/4 's the way down just ah getten it . Our trusty old 2003 Dodge Durango with the old school iron block and heads 360 USE to do 17-18 mpg when winter gas came on it dropped down to 15-16 then came the AL-KI- HOL laced junk and now your lucky to see 15 and more like 12-13 and a dog in the hills that it use to just go up , now it must down shift out of O/D and sometimes drop to second and unlock the converter .


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