The requirement for ethanol in their gasoline. Man that would be a great trend to start. Hope it passes.
It is a requirement in PA? I can buy ethanol free in Florida and Georgia.Originally posted by F4Gary:
The requirement for ethanol in their gasoline. Man that would be a great trend to start. Hope it passes.
Originally posted by Finance85:
I've had a riding lawnmower, outboard motor, and chainsaw suffer from ethanol poisoning. Now I spend $7 on gas treatment for every 3 gallons of gas.
State law only supersedes federal law if it is more restrictive.Originally posted by seminole97:
Not trying to get political, but I would be surprised if State law trumps federal regulation. About the only place I can think of where that is the case is CA because they have higher restrictions than the Feds typically.
We have plenty of stations that sell it at the pump. Most only in premium grade but one that sells it in all grades. Pull your car up and fill the tank.Originally posted by Hungryjack:
Yes, non-ethanol gas is available in FL,GA, but if I am not mistaken, you are only supposed to be able to use it for boats, lawn mowers etc.
I saw that driving back to Texas from Tally along the coast. Once you get out of Fla. it is few and far between. It was also way more expensive. Can't really find it around here. I know a guy that washes his E10 gas with distilled water and then adds some octane boost. He uses it in his 56 Corvette with the old type fuel injection that doesn't run for crap on E10+.Originally posted by DFSNOLE:
We have plenty of stations that sell it at the pump. Most only in premium grade but one that sells it in all grades. Pull your car up and fill the tank.Originally posted by Hungryjack:
Yes, non-ethanol gas is available in FL,GA, but if I am not mistaken, you are only supposed to be able to use it for boats, lawn mowers etc.
I have this grind who drives the Scion sporty car (srs?) who fills up with the good stuff. He was paying about four dollars a falon last time I checked. he says it keeps his car from making Some had noiseS. I was like DuuuDeOriginally posted by DFSNOLE:
We have plenty of stations that sell it at the pump. Most only in premium grade but one that sells it in all grades. Pull your car up and fill the tank.Originally posted by Hungryjack:
Yes, non-ethanol gas is available in FL,GA, but if I am not mistaken, you are only supposed to be able to use it for boats, lawn mowers etc.
PUI? Around here it runs about .25-.35 more a gallon.Originally posted by Bartdog:
Originally posted by DFSNOLE:
I have this grind who drives the Scion sporty car (srs?) who fills up with the good stuff. He was paying about four dollars a falon last time I checked. he says it keeps his car from making Some had noiseS. I was like DuuuDeWe have plenty of stations that sell it at the pump. Most only in premium grade but one that sells it in all grades. Pull your car up and fill the tank.
do you mean a carbeurator?Originally posted by F4Gary:
his 56 Corvette with the old type fuel injection that doesn't run for crap on E10+.
I have two local stations that sell it, but the price difference is way higher - between $1 & $1.50 more per gallon.Originally posted by DFSNOLE:
PUI? Around here it runs about .25-.35 more a gallon.Originally posted by Bartdog:
Originally posted by DFSNOLE:
We have plenty of stations that sell it at the pump. Most only in premium grade but one that sells it in all grades. Pull your car up and fill the tank.
I have this grind who drives the Scion sporty car (srs?) who fills up with the good stuff. He was paying about four dollars a falon last time I checked. he says it keeps his car from making Some had noiseS. I was like DuuuDe
Oops, '57. His was a '57 with fuel injection. It was available from '57 to '65.Originally posted by Lemon Thrower:
do you mean a carbeurator?Originally posted by F4Gary:
his 56 Corvette with the old type fuel injection that doesn't run for crap on E10+.
Originally posted by DFSNOLE:
PUI? Around here it runs about .25-.35 more a gallon.Originally posted by Bartdog:
Originally posted by DFSNOLE:
We have plenty of stations that sell it at the pump. Most only in premium grade but one that sells it in all grades. Pull your car up and fill the tank.
I have this grind who drives the Scion sporty car (srs?) who fills up with the good stuff. He was paying about four dollars a falon last time I checked. he says it keeps his car from making Some had noiseS. I was like DuuuDe