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    Some find a need for it while others think it’s a waste of money. It’s all assumptions but one thing is for certain, DI motors will foul up with or without a catch can, the key is to be proactive in your maintenance. Many on these forums use oils and fluids that meet manufacturers minimum requirements just to get by, while others use products that burn off less, better protection against friction additives which are designed to prolong the life of the vehicles. Sent from Above
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    Never leave home without it! Sent from Above
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    It’s 30% less than gasoline Sent from Above
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    That was for auto makers too. We’ve got multiple shell stations in the family and believe me, the government working through the oil companies are bringing it up, no thanks. Bio fuels are great but not so much when you see the amount of energy it takes to make them. Ok, I’m outta here... Sent from Above
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    No need too, look it up yourself. Watch the video and you’ll understand it better. It’s a government made up fuel, costs more to manufacture. Recycling costs more to recycle than manufacturing which is why this environmental projects receive government subsidies too. The government actually pays gas stations to install and run e85 at the cost of tax payers. I really don’t want to go back and forth about it, just wanted to share the “Truth” about E85 Sent from Above
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    Super Tech oil??????? Sent from Above
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    The government actually runs the manufacturing of ethanol whereas private corporations like Shell etc are responsible for their own gasoline manufacturing facilities. I remember Obama bringing it up in 2008, wanting better price control of private fuel manufacturing facilities which IMHO, it means that the government has an endless supply of money that will attempt to push gasoline prices down or stay within reason in order to compete with ethanol. Btw, your grandpa may have very well started the very first ethanol manufacturing facility lol Sent from Above
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    I’ve also recently heard that it’s government going up against the oil companies, attempting to disrupt sales by introducing E85 as cheaper and cleaner but in reality it’s much more expensive to manufacture and far worse for the environment as well as raises the cost of farm goods which affects us all in the grocery stores and we’re (taxpayers) are unknowingly paying for it! Geeeeez, I think I’m going back to using Lucas fuel treatment (it’s biodegradable [emoji6]) in my fuel and doing away with mixing E85 as a fuel line cleaner. Sent from Above
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    I have my washer fluid full of distilled water with a little bit of liquid blue dawn. Sent from Above
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    I’ve been adding 6 gallons of E85 then filling the rest up with super, ZERO problems Sent from Above
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    Maybe in about 100 years when we’re long gone sadly [emoji20] Sent from Above
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    Absolutely agree, hopefully automobile companies start to think big. The US Government should get involved, cutting costs as a means to kickstart this program like they give incentives for solar etc Sent from Above
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    It’s already mixed in the fuel and my only reasoning for adding some extra in my tank is for its cleaning abilities “ONLY!” Sent from Above
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    I’d “ONLY” buy one if it looked like this or similar: with everything my truck offers and more. Sent from Above
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    That’s just because they’re insecure and need a pat on the back for buying something that not accepted within society. Believe me, I’m around it all the time. I Knowingly offend tree huggers all the time and believe me, they need us much more than we need them. So, with that said, I’d wave at them and make sure they hear me well when I say “yeah, good luck with that”! Sent from Above
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    Lol Sent from Above
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    No one is better than anyone else, some have more but that doesn’t make them better. Sent from Above
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    Petroleum and coal manufacturing is enormously worse. OP asked if anyone would buy one, my response was yes, as long as I got my beast electric truck that does what mine does only more efficiently. I agree, batteries aren’t highly toxic but I was taking about harnessing the atmospheric electricity that’s always around us. Wouldn’t need to charge it unless it was an added boost up the mountain lol Sent from Above
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    Nothing out there I’d want as of right now, if there was, I’d own it [emoji6] Sent from Above
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    The point of electric over gas/diesel is beneficial for the environment and lots more efficient. Sent from Above
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    I’d still go with a badass electric beast getting 500 miles on a single charge versus 600 or 700 miles per tank. No oil change, lighter, lots faster. I’ve talked myself into getting one, just don’t have any beast trucks out yet lol Sent from Above
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