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Old 06-10-08, 08:40 PM
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Going E85

im planning on running e85 in my 7. the things that i know are that i have to run approx 20% richer, e85 is about 110 octane, and regular 2 cycle oil will not mix with e85 very well, is this true? what other things do i have to know and look out for when doing this conversion?
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Neoprene seals to replace the rubber ones.
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so ethanol eats rubber?
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yes it does. other than that and adding extra fuel you should be fine.
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what about 2 cycle not mixing well with e85? my boss races snowmobiles at the track and he deals alot with ethanol at my work told me that there is a special race 2 cycle oil called "BG" that would mix alot better than standard 2 cycle. anyone heard of this?
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