Subject	That pump has consistently been 84. But you are right, I
Posted by	dogpile on May 18, 2013 at 8:48 AM
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In Reply To	you needed to determine whther it was E85 or E43 or E87 (n/m) posted by LJZTT on May 18, 2013 at 04:18 AM
Message	should have checked it the other day for you guys. I was doing another motor when I heard a coworker say, "it never ceases to amaze me how clean an E85 tank is." I saw he had the tank open, knew it's been sitting untouched for almost a year, remembered I saw a few people ask about corrosion, and figured I'd grab a quick picture.
Follow Ups	SZR: To those concerned about leaving E85 in your tank - dogpile 19:58:56 05/16/13 Those concerned with E85 need not be...it's FINE. - samsung-Z [Houston] 22:02:38 05/16/13 Yeeeah...not quite what I intended with that picture. - dogpile 22:38:28 05/16/13 Decent data point. - BlackholeZ 02:23:08 05/17/13 Nope, all vents left wide open the whole time. - dogpile 08:56:50 05/17/13 Even more interesting, thanks for the info. (n/m) - BlackholeZ 17:55:02 05/17/13 stfu, no one listen to YOU because YOU are a twat - LJZTT 04:21:26 05/18/13 you needed to determine whther it was E85 or E43 or E87 (n/m) - LJZTT 04:18:06 05/18/13 That pump has consistently been 84. But you are right, I - dogpile 08:48:29 05/18/13 I forget who posted it, but I found it surprising that E85 - LJZTT 13:33:38 05/18/13 That's fairly common knowledge for people that tune with it. - dogpile 14:29:31 05/18/13
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