I saw this in Practical Classics and thought it might be of interest:
Ethanol Free Petrol
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Do we need a survey? Isn't it in all standard petrol?
I'm just pointing out that the article says that apparently there's no Ethanol in 'Esso 5-Star Supreme' petrol. I thought it might be helpful for those who blame Ethanol for blowing up their expensive pistons and cylinder kits.Doom Patrol wrote:Do we need a survey? Isn't it in all standard petrol?
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I never buy the Super stuff unless there's no option. I have been riding most days since Ethanol was put in our petrol. Standardish scoots and tuned. The only noticeable adverse effect has been leaking dell'orto floats. Am I alone in this?
That said, I'd be interested in whether this is the case in all Supers.
That said, I'd be interested in whether this is the case in all Supers.
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Point taken Davla. Got to say though, like Storkfoot, I always use regular fuel and have never had a problem with it. It's got more go in it than a Super unleaded.