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Help prevent expensive Ethonal related repairs
- Thread starter Matt Gurnsey
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localboy
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That's what I like to see. Conservatives calling out conservatives!
I judge and make decisions based on the individual merits. Not the letter "R" or "D" after somone's name. But I can't honestly say everyone does the same. :|
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Is this a 2010 post?
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So what now? We censor what posts can be reopened, dependent on the whims of the web master? This site is much to good to stoop to that. This isn't network news.
The solution is at the state level. On the Gulf coast nonethanol fuel is readily available. If you don't want to ruin your motor using ethanol, don't use it. Shouldn't it be a personal choice issue? Lobby your local gov't.
When I go to Powell or other places where I have to use the stuff, when I get back to the ramp, I immediately drain the tanks and use it in my truck. When I get home I flush the motor with real gas. No problems.
The solution is at the state level. On the Gulf coast nonethanol fuel is readily available. If you don't want to ruin your motor using ethanol, don't use it. Shouldn't it be a personal choice issue? Lobby your local gov't.
When I go to Powell or other places where I have to use the stuff, when I get back to the ramp, I immediately drain the tanks and use it in my truck. When I get home I flush the motor with real gas. No problems.