Costlier Bad Gas On the Way

[bigslim]

It seems that this summer will bring a change in gas to our cars. It will cost more but will be more harmful to our engines. Here is the article:
http://www.clickondetroit.com/automotive/8027912/detail.html

[Bluerauder]

It seems that this summer will bring a change in gas to our cars. It will cost more but will be more harmful to our engines. Here is the article:
http://www.clickondetroit.com/automotive/8027912/detail.html
Its the annual cost of gas :bs: that occurs every year around this time. Seems the "gas is gonna get more expensive" folks are running a little late this year --- I expected the news in late February. Just prepping the public to bend over again. :rolleyes:

The only note that I saw regarding "Bad Gas" was near the end talking about water in the underground tanks. From what I understand, there is ALWAYS some amount of water the settles to the bottom of these tanks anyway since water/condensation is heavier than gasoline.

Bad Gas ---- guess I'll get some Beano for the MM. Gotta be prepared. Other than that ..... I don't think there's much I can do. :dunno:

[RR|Suki]

:puke: :flamer: :mad2: :down:

[MikesMerc]

Looks like I'll be ordering up my drum of 100 unleaded sooner than I thought.

[TooManyFords]

That bad rap on Ethanol is just a load of Hooey. I've run 93 Ethanol in mine since the beginning and I get just as good gas mileage as anyone else reported on here. I never have gas line freezing and I've never had that rotten egg smell that other gasses get.

Now, if it helps sell our Iowa corn, so be it!

John

[duhtroll]

As have I. No problems from using the ethanol over 53000 miles.

This is all just a bunch of hype so that when prices DO go up they can give a convenient excuse. It's a load of crap, honestly.

-A


That bad rap on Ethanol is just a load of Hooey. I've run 93 Ethanol in mine since the beginning and I get just as good gas mileage as anyone else reported on here. I never have gas line freezing and I've never had that rotten egg smell that other gasses get.

Now, if it helps sell our Iowa corn, so be it!

John

[grampaws]

Ethanol based fuels 10 to 15% have been used here for
years..cleaner burning,higher octane rating,alcoholbased
you don't need gas line A/F..slight reduction in fuel mileage..
The article is all hipe And BS..if a gas station has that much water
in there tanks they have a ground water leak..They would
be closed before the end of the week if the ministry of the
enviroment heard about it!!
personally I'd rather support the Farmers than
the Arabs!!