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  • #1

    E85 and moisture

    Anyone that runs E85 considered running something like this in your vent?
    http://www.summitracing.com/parts/abt-tf629


    These ATL dry cell desiccant driers are designed to attach to the fuel cell vent hose and help to exclude moisture. They are a must for preventing phase separation in ethanol oxygenated gasoline.
    Fuck you. We're going to Costco.
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    That may work great for a "Racecar", but I would think you'd be changing the desiccant daily on a daily. Especially in the humidity we have.
    Originally posted by soap
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    • #3
      Originally posted by ktm300hater View Post
      That may work great for a "Racecar", but I would think you'd be changing the desiccant daily on a daily. Especially in the humidity we have.
      Logical. I guess I can email ATL and see how long they will last for an environment like I have. Hardly ever driven, garage dweller that spends most its life on jack stands or blocks. But I hate having to leave the tank empty.
      Fuck you. We're going to Costco.

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      • #4
        Took ATL 15minutes to respond. "fortunately, the beads can be heated up to reenergize them"

        The kit comes with a spare bottle of beads so you can replace and always have a fresh set on hand. I guess if it becomes a too common occurrence to swap, dry, swap, dry, I can pull it from the vent line.
        Fuck you. We're going to Costco.

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