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the only conceren with e85 and dirtiness is for the tank filter lines and seals. All modern seals are e85 compatible for the most part, and the only issues you
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the only conceren with e85 and dirtiness is for the tank filter lines and seals. All modern seals are e85 compatible for the most part, and the only issues you get with sediments are caused from dissolved water corrosion, which actually isn't as bad in the long run when compared to laquering gas and that when you get water in a tank of real gas it just sits in the tank where as e85 will dissolve and burn it. this is why it is much harder to get a bad tank of e85
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