It is that time of year again when it is a good idea to use dry gas. I can't remember, which is better, the isopropyl (yellow bottle) or methanol (red bottle) variety? Does anyone here know?
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Dry Gas--which is better?
It is that time of year again when it is a good idea to use dry gas. I can't remember, which is better, the isopropyl (yellow bottle) or methanol (red bottle) variety? Does anyone here know?
Last edited by brick8; 01-13-2007 at 05:10 PM.
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If there's ethanol in the gas you buy, then dry gas is unnecessary.
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Originally Posted by brick8
.....Got to keep the loonies on the paath.
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... doesnt ethanol absorb water like hay under a pregnant horse????!?
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yes it does, and the engine will actually sortof burn it when mixed.
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I think that's why one needs dry gas.
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