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Originally Posted by Tcoat
Well with pure gas you have a higher risk of fuel line freeze up if you get even a little moisture in the tank. Not sure that is relevant for you though.
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Methyl Hydrate is around $8 dollars a gallon at a big box store, not really an issue.
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Originally Posted by ermax
Ethanol absorbs water which is bad for engines. This isn't really an issue if the car is driven a reasonable amount. It's only really a problem on lawn equipment where you put stuff up for the winter or in a boat where you put 300 gallons in it just before the end of the summer and then it sits all winter. Most marinas sell ethanol free so that shouldn't be much of a problem. Where I live in Florida we have ethanol free all over the place (because it's a boating community) but they are all like 87 octane which wouldn't work well in the Twins.
If anything I would go the opposite direction and get E85. Hahaha.
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Ours is usually 90 in SWFL, a can of boostane(professional, 16oz) will bump you up to 97 or 98ish.