where to purchase alky

Guy's i don't live at the drag strip..
SO not sure where to purchase alky?

I would like 55 gallon drums of it delivered to my house! Is there companies that do that?

probably a bunch cheaper to pick it up from a dealer in your area.

Wish I could find a dealer local to me instead of the dragstrip

http://www.vpracingfuels.com/vp-racing-dealers.html

http://www.racegas.com/fuelfinder

chemical supply co.

btw the new replacment front crank seals for the 6.4 are junk........

blown86hallet wrote:Guy's i don't live at the drag strip..  
SO not sure where to purchase alky?

I would like 55 gallon drums of it delivered to my house!  Is there companies that do that?

I have found if you order 2 or more they will cut the shipping price way  down it will not take long to run thro a drum of alky or it don't take long for me to go thro a drum

blown86hallet wrote:Guy's i don't live at the drag strip..  
SO not sure where to purchase alky?

I would like 55 gallon drums of it delivered to my house!  Is there companies that do that?

Try Jake's Automotive 248-275-0000 on Opdyke over by the Silverdome they have some M-1 probably get what you need.

have you given Oakley a call ???? best prices around for fuel ....

delivery charge would kill me........

I can get all I want dropped at my shop door for 130 a drum, too bad I aint usin it anymore..........

bring it on over

richter69 wrote:chemical supply co.

btw the new replacment front crank seals for the 6.4 are junk........

OMG !!!! HA HA HA.. DAMIT MAN!!! ESP after the 6.7 stuff... cant quit giggling... your gonna piss him off...

while we're on the subject.. what the shelf life of alky? are there additives that need to go in it. is there a lubricity additive needed?

torino501 wrote:while we're on the subject.. what the shelf life of alky? are there additives that need to go in it. is there a lubricity additive needed?

I'm not a expert on this subject in any way but,I've been told if you keep he drum tight and at room temp the shelf life is for a very long period. And for sure get a top lube in it for lube and it will also show the fuel burning if it backfires ot whatever.

Have a new drum of VP M-5 here for $300.00 needs a new home.

IDT-572 wrote:Have a new drum of VP M-5 here for $300.00 needs a new home.

keep it sealed and off the concrete..... Ive had drums 3 seasons old work perfect.

Try a co-op almost all of them use alchol to get moisture out og pipes and tanks.Most of them can provide lab tests for moisture content.The dryer the better.Always use a good top cylinder lube.