Production and distribution of gasoline with 9 to 15 percent ethanol content at a single common Reid Vapor Pressure (RVP) standard of 10 psi across the nation. EPA’s actions will go into effect on May 1, 2026
Hack for removing Ethenol from Gas for 2 strokes engines some generators and motorcycles,and keep impurities and moisture out of motors
We most likely could have had a renewable source of synthetic oil all along but the kikes tried to prevent it because they hate seeing Goyim have economic self sufficiency and also because they need harvesting oil in the middle east as an excuse for war in the middle east
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Kikes stole the earth
@shortstories @Robert_Edwardly Untill I can gain the enlightenment to escape this "Time" spell in my flesh prison, controlled by The Shadow Wizard Money Gang of the Serpents Seed,I will be filtering the Ethenol out of my fuel for a 2 stroke motors and generators to charge off grid 48v system when no solar on a poor man's 30 year old Doomsday Yacht bought off a dieing Boomer.Cheers
Why are you filtering out ethanol instead of just using the fuel as it is?
@shortstories @Robert_Edwardly Ethenol is bad for carbureted motors especially but too much Ethenol will add moisture in any engine and make it run poorly and could be damaging also fuel efficiency decreases,you don't use with 2 stroke motors that take oil mix like boat motors lawn equipment and generators
And is it cheaper to filter out the ethanol then to buy fuel without ethanol or with a lower percent of ethanol?
BUT, ethanol is an octane booster, so what you're gonna end up with is gonna probably be like 70 octane gas... So the engines you put it in might knock...
@cjd @shortstories @Robert_Edwardly True you would want to separated it from high octane gas,because the Jews talked America into Iran war Trump is allowing you to 15% ethanol mix now so be aware what your motors are capable of before you put extra ethanol in them
They used to just write everyone a check based on how much corn they grow, but this lead to corn being dumped on the market under-price. Lot of problems came from this, including corn syrup making everyone sick.
So they decided instead of paying corn farmers they'd buy the corn, make ethanol, and add it to gasoline. If ever the corn was needed, they'd just switch back to ethanol free gas.
Ethanol also has the benefit of being a very non-toxic octane booster. MTBE poisons water, lead makes boomers...
The problem with E-gas is that ethanol is corrosive to certain rubbers, and old fuel systems had some of those rubbers. Since it was like 2006 when they started adding it, anything newer than 2010 should be safe with ethanol gas unless the engineers that designed it are retarded...
