E85

[ShadowRS99]

Where can I get E85 fuel?

 

[95patalon]

At a e85 station ... just google e85 finder and u can find a pump near you..

 

[yepes281]

well first your going to need to go to home depot, buy every package of corn seeds you can, along with a tiller, some shovels, and some fertilizer and soil.
Completely mudilate your backyard until there no grass, and nothing but finley tilled dirt. Plant your seeds in dirt rows, water regularly, and wait for the corn to grow into nice healthy stocks. Wha la! e85

 

[skatershawn]

well first your going to need to go to home depot, buy every package of corn seeds you can, along with a tiller, some shovels, and some fertilizer and soil.
Completely mudilate your backyard until there no grass, and nothing but finley tilled dirt. Plant your seeds in dirt rows, water regularly, and wait for the corn to grow into nice healthy stocks. Wha la! e85

it isn't THAT easy... you still need to distill it!!! Silly guy!!

 

[98GSXtacy]

Wow.......just wow. If you cant find e85 near where you live then dont bother unless you wanna take a couple 55 gallon drums and fill them up a few towns over and take them back home.

 

[MY1GDSM]

For your N/t? Having it available is just one VERY small part of the equation...Which your failing at right now no stations with in 50 miles... he's a list of Public E85 stations in AL,

280 Shell
5400 Highway 280
Birmingham

Jet-Pep Store #29
18055 Bee Line Hwy
Cullman

Jet-Pep Store #54
645 Alabama Highway 157
Cullman

SunValley Market & Deli
2747 Ross Clark Cir
Dothan

SunValley Market & Deli
1202 Boll Weevil Cir
Enterprise

Shell Quik Mart 40 - Edwards Oil
358 Cox Creek Parkway
Florence

Jet-Pep Store #72
7850 Highway 72 W
Madison

Shell Quik Mart - Edwards Oil
532 E 2nd St
Muscle Shoals

Jet-Pep Store #61
1460 Gateway Dr
Opelika

Jet-Pep Store #9
2310 Highway 31 S
Pelham

jet Pep #323
2920 Noccalula Pkwy
Reece City

Jet-Pep Store #581
1007 E Willow St
Scottsboro

Fast & Easy Food Stores
3800 Joe Mallisham Pkwy
Tuscaloosa

Dogwood Shell
1488 Montgomery Hwy
Vestavia Hills


County Line Fuelz
313 Cane Creek Rd
Warrior

Redstone Arsenal
Patriot Dr
Huntsville
PLANNED - not yet accessible

 

[DSM_munky_man]

Wow.......just wow. If you cant find e85 near where you live then dont bother unless you wanna take a couple 55 gallon drums and fill them up a few towns over and take them back home.

How long does e85 last in a drum? I have a station kinda close. Bout 12 miles from my house. But thinking it would be easier to keep a drum in the garage for easy fill up.

 

[MY1GDSM]

12miles is nothing... It won't per say "Go Bad".
But, E85 is hygroscopic if you store a large amount of it I would hope your going threw it quickly... you may or may not enconter problems depending on how it is being stored.

 

[DSM_munky_man]

12miles is nothing... It won't per say "Go Bad".
But, E85 is hygroscopic if you store a large amount of it I would hope your going threw it quickly... you may or may not enconter problems depending on how it is being stored.

Ya 12 isn't bad but still would be more convenient at my garage. It would be stored in the garage in a sealed drum. When needed I would put a hand pump on and fill her up. I usually fill up pump gas bout every week and a half. I am assuming a little more fill ups on e85. So 55 gallon drum would last bout a month or more. Also doesn't it separate? and would it be wise to add some e85 approved stabil product?

 

[MY1GDSM]

No Phase separation isn't a problem with E85 unless you have some huge amount of water in it like over 20%... .

Now regular gasohol these days like E10-E20 YES it's becoming a much larger problem...Most people that have Boats these day get Gas that pure GAS because of this, once you get up to a larger blend I don't recall exactly the blend I believe it's around 40% ethanol you will no longer have problems with Phase separation(unless you dump a gallon a water in or something ) But in any event even if it's not separating you don't obviously want water in your fuel...

 

[DSM_munky_man]

Alright, so the only issue is water getting absorbed? So if it is sealed it should keep for month and half or less?

 

[MY1GDSM]

Honestly, that's going to depend on the environment it's in and I can't truly answer that...

If it helps at all I've had the same tank on E85 for more then a month or so at least (the Talon's not really a DD anymore). Never had any issues an this is in the Moisture rich PNW , Although I still stared the car at least every few days... an I would rather not do that (leave it parked that long)...

 

[4gst]

I've had the same tank of e85 for a month already also. I'm wondering how long it will last till it goes bad as well. I'm hoping not soon. As I rarely drive the car. Mostly to the track only.

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[98GSXtacy]

Honestly, munkey, you should probably be able to store it in a drum for a coupke months considering you live in phoenix and the humidity there is almost nothing so water in the fuel shouldnt be an issue. Damn i miss that warm dry weather .

 

[ramsack]

If you do live in a a humid climate just bring the empty space in the container to a vacuum and seal it up. Even perfectly sealed it will lose vacuum over time, but just due to vapors from the fuel itself, not from air getting in.