Originally posted by cjsracing
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Tumps EPA pick good for racing
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I think he may be referring to e-85? If that's the case I can agree with him that it's pretty hard to find around my area, though I have no need for it so I don't go searching it out. But 95% of gas stations around here have at least 10% ethanol content, you can buy 100% gas at a few select stations.
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The only places in our area where you can purchase straight gasoline without ethanol is at marina's that service watercraft and boats. Boat engine fuel system's don't like moonshine. This is especially true of older I/O's and outboards. Ethanol with cause a world of problems. I know, we own an older boat and I have to be careful not to winterize and store it with ethanol blend gasoline in it.
Other than marina's there are no gas stations where one can buy gasoline sans ethanol that I'm aware of. If there were any I'd buy gas from them 'cause I have a couple of road vehicles in addition to the boat that require leaded fuel and are not designed to burn ethanol.
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Man I ran in to a Friend that is big in too the Sierra Club.. Man he is crying over the EPA pick ... I told him I could get him some LSD 25 told him if he eat 2 of them it would clean out his mind ... He did not think that was funny..I could not get off the ground from LOL.. I dont think we friends no more... For 8 years I have had to put up with his $hit and in one day I got payed back for All of it...Its a good day Thanks Trump....
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Absolutely NOT true.Originally posted by Cardirt0 View PostCows were not made to eat Corn they are much better off eating grass...Feeding them corn is a waste.. If you dont be leave me look it up...Grass fed cows taste much better in a Hot grill....
Spot on !Originally posted by Krooser View PostThat corn fattens 'em up so you get that nice marbling...
Making ethanol only uses the sugars from the process. The remaining 'distillers grain' feeds cattle and is being developed to be used in many different ways. It's a win-win for farmers and cattle producers. Plus ethanol makes some pretty good Bourbon if you leave it sit in charred oak barrels...8/13/16
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