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Originally Posted by BigFatFlip
No experience with fuel stabilizers for regular gas, for cars at least, just on my lawnmower lol. I have used a couple bottles of E85 stabilizers from Lucas and Sta-Bil when I used to buy large amounts of E85 to mix. Didn't have any issues, but the E85 usually gets mixed with fresh regular gas (to get E30) and gets used within a couple of months.
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I think if we stopped working 2 to 3 Saturdays every month, I'll be able to have the time and energy to drive it enough to be able to use the tank again every 2 to 3 months. lol. But yeah, a lot of fuel stabilizer reviews I'm reading are for lawn mowers and other small engine equipment; and for a lot of the automotive uses, reviewers mentioned that whole gelling fiasco (for Sta-bil).