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    E85 Goo, How To Say Goo Bye To It!!

    1 - Summer blend 2 - Summer/Fall blend 3 - Winter blend Here's another chart, with all of the states.
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    E85 Goo, How To Say Goo Bye To It!!

    Deleted (better chart down below)
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    E85 Goo, How To Say Goo Bye To It!!

    I highly doubt it's disclosed - but that's just my opinion. I do know for a fact that DRL is in some E85, without question. Some of it hinges on what exactly the refinery is using for the 15% - 30% gasoline for the E85 or E70. Think of it this way. Back in the day, the only 10% ethanol you...
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    E85 Goo, How To Say Goo Bye To It!!

    This is an OLD article that I just did a quick search on, but it explains a little bit of what I was saying: There's a clickable link in that article that has the chart - but it doesn't work anymore! I'll keep looking for my chart...
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    E85 Goo, How To Say Goo Bye To It!!

    I used to have an E85 chart that will tell you if the E85 is actually E85, or if it's E70. I'll try to dig that up for you. MOST of the time, it is determined by the weather. In the northern states, when it's cold as hell, they're getting E70. (ethanol has a lower flash point than gasoline...
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    E85 Goo, How To Say Goo Bye To It!!

    I'm late to this party, but I believe I might know what the 'goo' is. I believe the 'goo' is DRL. DRL is an acronym for 'drag line reducer'. It is a product that is put in to gasoline, and helps reduce friction, which helps increase the flow of gasoline through pipelines. DRL is definitely...
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    parts on the way

    I, too, have seen this stuff get past filters. Also, you're 100% correct in that this 'stuff' will go back in to solution with regular gasoline. It will disappear, just as it did when you cleaned your injectors with gasoline. Edit: I see no issue with upgrading your fuel lines - makes sense...
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    parts on the way

    This is a super late response, but what you are saying about the 'black gunk' is true. This issue has been traced back to what is called "drag line reducer". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drag_reducing_agent This 'stuff' is nasty, and, it is used in different parts of the country, and...
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    TTA Owner's Kit on eBay

    It's relisted - Very rare! 1989 20th Anniversary Trans Am Owner's Kit:eBay Motors (item 140353480289 end time Oct-24-09 10:21:36 PDT)
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    Do I need to add gas stabilizer to unleaded 100 ?

    Hmmm - good question - but I've got to believe that any/all gas will get old after time. I'd put the stabilizer in it.
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    TTA Owner's Kit on eBay

    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140349786735 My owner's kit up on eBay.
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    New Dyno numbers for the TTA !!!

    As I said before Scott - and I wasn't trying to downplay your numbers - I was just saying that in order to run say 11.80's @ 3600-ish on the weight, it takes about 440 to the wheels. That's all - I was just trying to help. Good luck! Let us know how she runs!
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    lots of TTA stuff for sale

    Wires, ERTL model, scanmaster, TTA maint. manual, NOS hub caps, turbo shield, graphics set, & T-Tops are all.... SOLD! Thanks guys!
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    New Dyno numbers for the TTA !!!

    Nice numbers Scott! @370 to the wheels, I'm going to guess low 12's somewhere - just my 2 cents! good luck!
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    lots of TTA stuff for sale

    Yes, graphic kit is sold.
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