Greetings all- While I've used mogas - extensively, before 2001 - here in Illinois availability is not as good as one might want. While you 'feel' that you can 'get by' with a little ethanol, that's like being ' just a little pregnant '. Let's check the facts: Automobiles manufactured since 1984 have had comparatively MAJOR fuel system modifications to operate with fuel containing NO MORE THAN 10-20% ethanol; ALL aluminum and corrosive metals have been removed from the tanking, fuel storage and delivery systems. In addition NO rubber or untreated plastics are present. This is because of the cumulative corrosive action of ethanol on these materials - abetted by the affinity of water for ethanol. Oh... as you gain altitude in your aircraft with 'just a little ethanol', it seperates from the gasoline and the water also precipitates out - due to cooling air temperatures. Since my PA28-235 (250hp) doesn't run on water, that let's this mix out for me... what about you? I sure wish that I could reliably still be running mogas ( the 5-gal cans were getting a bit heavy, though ) because the plane ran extremely well - both in VFR AND IFR coast to coast flying. To use 100LL (Lotsa Lead) I have to lean aggressively and cruise at Peak EGT. I don't know an A&P alive - actually working - that hasn't cursed this fuel and the lead balls you find in your spark plugs because of it. It contaminates the oil, too. Cheers! Hubert Curry at LL53 ________________________________________________________________________ Try Juno Platinum for Free! Then, only $9.95/month! Unlimited Internet Access with 1GB of Email Storage. Visit http://www.juno.com/value to sign up today! - - - Previously sent messages (archives): //www.freelists.org/archives/pa28235/ To unsubscribe, send an e-mail to: pa28235-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx and put "unsubscribe" (without the quotes) in the Subject line of the email.