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Off Topic Ethanol-free gas link
Hi all, Here is a link to a listing of all known stations that offer Ethanol-free petrol in North America, by state and province. I’m lucky to have a couple in my home town! > Ethanol-free gas stations in the U.S. and Canada <- Jim_Stevens
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General Tech Anybody Using Star Tron
Took lunch break from assembling the TR4. I was perusing the latest Just British and saw a reference to Star Tron, a fuel additive that among other things counter acts the effects of ethanol in gas. I searched BCF and saw a mention of it several years ago but no details. If it actually works... -
Liquids for 50 + year old Sprite
I searched and found a lot of conversations about adding zinc and other things to fuel and various oils that people like. Is there a central source of information about fuel and lubrication recommendations. I saw that some people add oil to fuel to reduce the impact of modern fuels on wear of...