Let's see pics of Aston’s filling up at the gas station!
I thought this would be a fun thread for a Friday! Also, Pics of other exotics at gas stations filling up! |
When I brought mine home from storage a couple weeks ago:
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The only non-ethanol station within a 25 mile radius is about a half mile from my house and there's a weekly exotic meet across the street from there (XXX Root Beer). Last time I filled up, it was me in the Vantage, a Ferrari 458 and a C2 Corvette lined up. I should have gotten a picture.
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Originally Posted by blue2000s
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The only non-ethanol station within a 25 mile radius is about a half mile from my house and there's a weekly exotic meet across the street from there (XXX Root Beer). Last time I filled up, it was me in the Vantage, a Ferrari 458 and a C2 Corvette lined up. I should have gotten a picture.
which is preferred? |
I know of no detrimental impact to newer cars caused by the use of ethanol-blended fuels.
Older cars could experience all sorts of problems (the 90-93 Z32TT used pintle-style injectors, which were lubricated by gasoline; the ethanol breaks down the lubricating properties, thus causing the coils to experience more friction and thus short out... 94+ models didn't use this injector style anymore). |
Originally Posted by Mathman85
(Post 4700690)
I know of no detrimental impact to newer cars caused by the use of ethanol-blended fuels.
Older cars could experience all sorts of problems (the 90-93 Z32TT used pintle-style injectors, which were lubricated by gasoline; the ethanol breaks down the lubricating properties, thus causing the coils to experience more friction and thus short out... 94+ models didn't use this injector style anymore). But octane rating should take precedence over ethanol or non-ethanol. |
Originally Posted by Mathman85
(Post 4700658)
When I brought mine home from storage a couple weeks ago:
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I haven’t heard about ethanol treatment Rich. Can you elaborate?
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I neglected to mention that gasoline has a higher energy content than ethanol so in an engine designed for gasoline, ethanol free also makes a little more power. The cars that make more power on e85 do it by forced induction and turning up boost pressure.
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Looked over and saw two Pagani's getting gas. Sorry about the terrible drive by photo.
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Somehow I can never do a hands-free nozzle in place on the AM. Have this feeling, it won't hold as well, thens pops out and dents the quarter panel.
Anyone else experienced that? |
Originally Posted by Redpants
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Many dealerships have an ethanol treatment as part of routine service. Not just Aston Martin dealerships, either. It's cheap - less than $15 for a bottle, once per year. But it's something worth doing, in my opinion. I also f'ing hate ethanol, in my opinion.
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Originally Posted by V12Vin
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Somehow I can never do a hands-free nozzle in place on the AM. Have this feeling, it won't hold as well, thens pops out and dents the quarter panel.
Anyone else experienced that? |
Originally Posted by V12Vin
(Post 4700786)
Somehow I can never do a hands-free nozzle in place on the AM. Have this feeling, it won't hold as well, thens pops out and dents the quarter panel.
Anyone else experienced that? |
Originally Posted by V12Vin
(Post 4700786)
Somehow I can never do a hands-free nozzle in place on the AM. Have this feeling, it won't hold as well, thens pops out and dents the quarter panel.
Anyone else experienced that? If you put it all the way in, it's not gonna pop out. Protecting the quarter panel with microfiber is a good idea, but my quarter panel is wrapped so I never sweat it. |
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