Hi gang, I've been gone for quite some time now. (that is a series of long stories...) Anyhow, I am pressed for time and didn't do a search for threads on this topic, but I was wondering... I am getting ready to build a still to make my own ethanol to run my little commuter putt-putt on and was wondering what would be involved in getting my 62 C-30 (261 with a Rochester B) to run on E-85? I assume replacing the valves would be a must, but what about the fuel system? Could I continue to use the Rochester B? Or would I have to figure out a way to go fuel injected or something else? I really Love that 261 and want to keep using it if possible. Feedback requested.
Thanks,
David ohwell


The only thing more amazing than my ability to cram 60 minutes of work into a 9 hour day is my talent for making it look effortless!

My 1962 Chevy C-30