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Key West Bats Fuel Tank Material
Does anyone know what the "built in" fuel tank in new (2007) Key West
Boats (specifically the 186CC) in made out of? If they are fiberglass, are they constructed with materials/resins that do not have issues with E-10 gas (ethanol, 10%)? Everything I have read says generically that ny fiberglass tanks newer than about 1984 should not have problems; most of the reported issues are with older boats. Thanks for any information. |
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Key West Bats Fuel Tank Material
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: They use ploy tanks. Another devious marketing scheme? :-) |
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Chuck Gould wrote: Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: They use ploy tanks. Another devious marketing scheme? :-) A deffinate marketing "ploy" ?: 0 |
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Tim wrote:
Chuck Gould wrote: Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: They use ploy tanks. Another devious marketing scheme? :-) A deffinate marketing "ploy" ?: 0 "Deffinate"ly! -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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