Is non-oxy gas OK for cars?

Is non-oxy gas OK for cars?

A: No, you are not doing any harm to your Honda — or any other gasoline-powered motor vehicle — by using non-oxygenated fuel. In fact, it is my belief that gasoline engines of today would prefer non-oxy fuel — far less chance of moisture buildup and/or corrosion and measurably better fuel mileage.

What is non-oxy gas?

Non-oxygenated gasoline is a form of gasoline that has no additives, which increase the oxygen content of the fuel. This fuel has no ethanol or any other oxygenate. Therefore, it reduces the corrosion problems of the engine. This makes it a good choice for vehicles that we store for a long time in off-seasons.

Does all gas in MN have ethanol?

Minnesota is a national leader in ethanol policy and development. We were the first state to mandate the use of ethanol in our fuel supply and today state law requires that all gasoline sold in Minnesota contain 10 percent ethanol (E10).

Is 91 octane always non-oxygenated?

91 non-oxy is always 91 octane (assuming you get it from a good source).

How long is non oxy gas good for?

six months
If stored properly, ethanol-free gas can last up to six months. It is not as likely to succumb to oxidation or evaporation. E10 gas has a three-month shelf life maximum.

Is non oxygenated gas better for small engines?

What is the best fuel for smaller engines? A It’s a trade-off. The primary benefit of premium non-oxygenated fuel in any engine not operated on a regular basis is the reduced potential for moisture contamination in the fuel and the resultant phase separation and corrosion issues.

Can I use non oxygenated gas in my lawn mower?

However, when you’re using gas with ethanol mixture in your outdoor power equipment, like lawn mowers, chainsaws, trimmers and leaf blowers, you run the risk of engine damage and incurring costly repairs. You should be using ethanol free gas in your small engine outdoor power equipment.

How long does non oxy gas last?

If stored properly, ethanol-free gas can last up to six months. It is not as likely to succumb to oxidation or evaporation. E10 gas has a three-month shelf life maximum. This makes ethanol-free gas ideal for storage compared to E10.

Where can I buy non-oxygenated fuel in Minnesota?

The list of stations that offer non-oxygenated fuel for small engines, recreational vehicles and collector cars is listed on the Minnesota Street Rod Association Web page, www.msra.com. Is premium 92-octane non-oxy fuel “racing fuel?” Not really.

Is premium non-oxygenated fuel better for small engines?

A It’s a trade-off. The primary benefit of premium non-oxygenated fuel in any engine not operated on a regular basis is the reduced potential for moisture contamination in the fuel and the resultant phase separation and corrosion issues. The disadvantage is the higher octane rating, which is not necessary in most small engines.

Is 92-octane non-oxy fuel considered racing fuel?

Is premium 92-octane non-oxy fuel “racing fuel?” Not really. Racing fuel is typically 100 octane or more and can be dispensed only into suitable fuel containers, not directly into the fuel tank of a licensed automobile. This fuel, as its name implies, is designed for use in motorsports events.

Where are the I-94 stations in Minnesota?

Minnesota is one of our most covered states. We have stations all along the I-94 corridor, with a concentration around Minneapolis. In other areas the stations are more or less evenly distributed.