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Sure, and a great way to burn up your engine. I've seen 120 octane for sale locally, not sure who uses it. I've heard speed boats, not sure.
100LL will clog catalytic converters but lots of street/strip cars don't have those anyway. It will also foul O2 sensors if used for a long period of time. Otherwise leaded race gas wont hurt anything with occasional use, except your wallet.
Yeah, aircraft run diesel fuel. There are solubility issues with ethanol in diesel. As for gas without ethanol, it's weird but it is available all over the midwest including the corn belt at the corner gas station. Costs quite a bit more. For whatever reason, it is very hard to find where I live.
It's more similar to kerosene but it can be used in diesel engines.
Ethanol made sense during the "Energy Crisis" to make a limited supply of oil go further.
It no longer makes any sense at all. I use pure gas in all of my small engines.
Find a station near you... https://www.pure-gas.org/
Actually it did not. It takes more fossil fuel energy to make a gallon of ethanol than the ethanol produces. So it made the "crisis" worse.
Guess Trump will have to give the farmers another $50 Billion to compensate.
It's a vicious circle. The farmers want the EPA to let them use pesticides, Trump says yes.
The oil and gas companies want to be able to pollute more and get out of buying ethanol. Trump says yes.
Farmers get mad and want handouts, Trump says yes. Watch, Trump will give the farmers billions more than the billions they are already getting in taxpayer money.
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