E-85 on a stock 370z?

Spartan 1771

I've been thinking about this, but my Z sits in the garage for the winter months. From what I hear, I would need to ensure there is no E85 in the tank during these periods.

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JLarson

Make your last tank before storage 93?

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SouthArk370Z

If the temperature in the garage doesn't change much, you should be OK storing the car for a few months with E85 in the tank.

If the temp varies widely, the tank can breathe and suck in some moisture with each breath.

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Spartan 1771

My garage isn't HVAC controlled and I live in Maryland. The average temperatures range from 20f in the winter to 100f in the summer. The accumulation of moisture in the fuel system is my concern.

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