Re: Why is the supply of E85 fuel so tightly controlled?

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alb_mandctdNOWMD@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> I've run methanol in air cooled engines. It's rather more complicated 
> than it first appears. With limited knowledge.. Good luck. 
> 
Methanol and Ethanol are different animals though. Especially with 
regard to fuel system fittings.

And air cooled engines again, trickier because there is no mechanical 
way of regulating temp other then airflow and constantly cycling engine 
oil.

At least with a liquid cooled engine it is possible to open or close the 
flow of coolant in addition to air flowing past and oil circulating.
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