I got 91 octane true gas, no e10, for $1.99 a gallon!! here in oklahoma

 

Um.... no.

You need more nights at the Holiday Inn Express.

HyGROscopic (not HyDROscopic).

 

No, probably not a good idea.

 

You're right, thanks for the correction (I and other modelers have been using that term for years incorrectly!!), but what do you mean by Holiday Inn Express?

PS. No need to be sarky about it. The 'Um... no' was not necessary.

 

You will not have issues if you run through a tank of gas every week or two - I am concerned with a car sitting up on blocks for 5+ months through the winter - which arrived a month early this year! - (so much for global warming).

 

Its a joke from a tv ad here in the U.S....

 

Just found this little article on the web ..... informative - not helpful, but informative.

!E-10 Ethanol Fuel Problems
STAR BRITE STAR TRON SOLVES FUEL PROBLEMS CAUSED BY NEW FORMULATED E-10 ETHANOL ENHANCED GASOLINE
The gasoline we buy for our boats and cars is in the process of a major reformulation. Ethanol, an alcohol derived primarily from corn, is both a domestically produced, and renewable fuel. E-10 (10% ethanol) has become a critical component of our fuel infrastructure, but it requires better housekeeping, especially in the boating industry. Ethanol is being phased into the fuel supply across the country.
The problem is all alcohol

 

Here a link to item about problems with Mini-cooper fuel pumps - now I am getting paranoid.

http://www.jwardell.com/mini/2006/06/27/et...l-gas-problems/

 

thats why they make STABIL!!!!! i've been using it for years on my integra when i store it for winter and never had any problems !!!

 

"Honda All Honda vehicles should use the fuel recommended in the owners hand book.The following models will operate satisfactorily on E10:Insight (2004 onwards), Civic range (including Civic Hybrid)