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If by Drygas you mean Heet then it is just alcohol you are adding to your tank. Same as burning ethanol fuel. I looked at some of the articles linked and they are not always correct.
Ethanol is in the fuel as an oxygenater, it is not there to replace our dependency on foreign fuel if the ratio is 10% or less. It is in there to replace other chemicals which were found in ground water. (now if that testing was finding it from exhaust which then came down in rain or from leaking old fuel tanks is an entirely different discussion.)
Because of the EPA requirements even the non ethanol fuel is going to go bad than the fuel we had as kids did. It all goes bad faster, in fact for me the only fuel I have had go bad on me is the non E fuel. I think it just wasn't fresh enough.
Ethanol has been around for 35+ years, anything that couldn't handle it has had a carburetor rebuild long ago.
When you see a pump with E10 on it, that means it can have a max of 10%, it could be 2% it could be 0%, it just won't be over 10%.
Fuel quality varies greatly in different areas. I (and others in different areas of the country) have never had an issue with E10 going bad but but other people can't let it sit for a month without it turning.
This is for the US as I have no knowledge of ethanol fuel in other countries.
Ethanol is in the fuel as an oxygenater, it is not there to replace our dependency on foreign fuel if the ratio is 10% or less. It is in there to replace other chemicals which were found in ground water. (now if that testing was finding it from exhaust which then came down in rain or from leaking old fuel tanks is an entirely different discussion.)
Because of the EPA requirements even the non ethanol fuel is going to go bad than the fuel we had as kids did. It all goes bad faster, in fact for me the only fuel I have had go bad on me is the non E fuel. I think it just wasn't fresh enough.
Ethanol has been around for 35+ years, anything that couldn't handle it has had a carburetor rebuild long ago.
When you see a pump with E10 on it, that means it can have a max of 10%, it could be 2% it could be 0%, it just won't be over 10%.
Fuel quality varies greatly in different areas. I (and others in different areas of the country) have never had an issue with E10 going bad but but other people can't let it sit for a month without it turning.
This is for the US as I have no knowledge of ethanol fuel in other countries.