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In addition, it's hygroscopic.
by apocalypstyx 8y ago
In addition, it's hygroscopic.
- maxerickson 8y agoThat doesn't matter much in modern fuel systems that don't admit much water to begin with. "Dry Gas" is usually just some sort of alcohol, which mixes with both water and gasoline. Add dry gas, the water mixes into the fuel and is pushed/burned off.