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Offline Catz

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Re: E5 and E10 petrol info
« Reply #15 on: 14.07. 2023 16:55 »
This company > https://www.classicfuelsolutions.co.uk/collections/frontpage  was selling race fuel at a bike meet at the Anglesey circuit.
I asked if it was legal for road use and though it isn't who'll know you're running it. Expensive though.
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Re: E5 and E10 petrol info
« Reply #16 on: 14.07. 2023 21:07 »
G'day Rocker.
starting at an eye-twitching £3.80 per litre. That's about $7.60 in my money *ex* Certainly wouldn't be doing any decent trips.
Good to hear you don't have to modify anything though. Running 100% E (methanol) in the A7SS gave me 11mpg  *eek*
Funny how E10 down here is a few cents cheaper than straight 91. Where as up there it'd dearer.
Our V8 Supercars run on E85 and talk of it going mainstream.
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Re: E5 and E10 petrol info
« Reply #17 on: 14.07. 2023 22:18 »
G'day Rocker.
starting at an eye-twitching £3.80 per litre. That's about $7.60 in my money *ex* Certainly wouldn't be doing any decent trips.
Good to hear you don't have to modify anything though. Running 100% E (methanol) in the A7SS gave me 11mpg  *eek*
Funny how E10 down here is a few cents cheaper than straight 91. Where as up there it'd dearer.
Our V8 Supercars run on E85 and talk of it going mainstream.
Cheers

That'll be £17.10 per gallon, or $34.20 to you Musky - reckon I'll find a way of sticking with the E numbers. *eek* *eek*
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Re: E5 and E10 petrol info
« Reply #18 on: 15.07. 2023 09:29 »
 Was it bergs who experimented with backyard alcohol extraction from E fuels? Plastic bottles, water and our old friend partition coefficient come to mind. Or am I dreaming?

 Swarfy.

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Re: E5 and E10 petrol info
« Reply #19 on: 15.07. 2023 09:42 »
Was it bergs who experimented with backyard alcohol extraction from E fuels? Plastic bottles, water and our old friend partition coefficient come to mind. Or am I dreaming?

 Swarfy.

He probably did, but drank it all before he could get it in the bike *wink2* *wink2* *whistle* *whistle* *beer* *beer* *beer*
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Re: E5 and E10 petrol info
« Reply #20 on: 15.07. 2023 12:36 »
swarfy not me but i put some E petrol in an open top container and stood watching it absorb moisture and turning milky. there's some vids on the net about adding water and extracting the E by separation.

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Re: E5 and E10 petrol info
« Reply #21 on: 15.07. 2023 12:56 »
Add up some food colouring to your water and watch the process unfold!