Pure Gas - Ethanol Free
#1
Pure Gas - Ethanol Free
Anyone tried it? Any difference to write home about?
I have an '05 GT with a CAI Tuned for Regular Gas. I've been reading about "Pure Gas" there is an App you can get to tell you where the stations are. I almost bought some for my last fill up, but the station carried premium and I know running premium in a "regular" car doesn't really make any gains so it wasn't a valid test.
I've read that "Pure Gas" lasts a long time, doesn't make deposits, and more, wondering if there is any improvement in the running that is worth writing home about.
I do know that years ago my father drove out of his home state with ethanol into a state without ethanol, and he said his MPG wen up quite noticeably.
Wondering....
I have an '05 GT with a CAI Tuned for Regular Gas. I've been reading about "Pure Gas" there is an App you can get to tell you where the stations are. I almost bought some for my last fill up, but the station carried premium and I know running premium in a "regular" car doesn't really make any gains so it wasn't a valid test.
I've read that "Pure Gas" lasts a long time, doesn't make deposits, and more, wondering if there is any improvement in the running that is worth writing home about.
I do know that years ago my father drove out of his home state with ethanol into a state without ethanol, and he said his MPG wen up quite noticeably.
Wondering....
#2
i use pure gas in my mustang and in my small engine stuff, no real performance gains, just like the idea that what i put it in can sit during the off seasons without the ethanol turning to crap and gumming up everything. if u ever have to pull apart a few carbs in the spring to clean them due to bad fuel, you will do the same. but on a daily driver that doesnt si for periods of time, u can run the normal E10 without concern
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I do know that years ago my father drove out of his home state with ethanol into a state without ethanol, and he said his MPG wen up quite noticeably.
Wondering....
Wondering....
hey, at least we aren't running nitromethane, which has a stoichiometric air:fuel ratio of 1.7:1
#5
6th Gear Member
Little to no gain performance wise but up to about 4 mpg gain under certain operating situations. I'll fill the Stangs with non-ethanol if convenient. It's ALL I use in my boat and yard equipment due to fuel line deterioration.
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