What Gas Company do u guys use?
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From: NJ
Originally Posted by Z2G
speaking to friends who own gas stations, they all say that gas is ALL the same since it comes from the same distributor/refinery. however, each separate company may add their own additives to the fuel. i usually will go to any major gas station. i just won't go to a five and dime store that sells gasoline.
I used to go to Citgo and Raceway, which are somewhat "cheapie" stations to save a few bucks, but in the end its not worth it. One of the jackasses attendents shut my gas door with the nozzle and scratched it!
But I do notice that I can last longer on a tank of fuel with the bigger name brands.
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From: San Jose, CA
Originally Posted by Z2G
oh dang, first off....they sell 100 octane fuel!?!?! secondly, that's right next to my house!!! has anyone tried it in our coupes yet?
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Originally Posted by aszatk01
possibly your 91 is our 93?
Originally Posted by richboy
has anyone every use race gas? 104 octane?
Originally Posted by heeb
Exactly. Some people bring up the argument that they go to cheapie gas stations because "gas is gas" and its all from the same pump, which is all true, but like you say the additives are the difference there.
I used to go to Citgo and Raceway, which are somewhat "cheapie" stations to save a few bucks, but in the end its not worth it. One of the jackasses attendents shut my gas door with the nozzle and scratched it! But I do notice that I can last longer on a tank of fuel with the bigger name brands.
I used to go to Citgo and Raceway, which are somewhat "cheapie" stations to save a few bucks, but in the end its not worth it. One of the jackasses attendents shut my gas door with the nozzle and scratched it!
But I do notice that I can last longer on a tank of fuel with the bigger name brands.
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From: Marietta, Georgia
Don't confuse MARKETING COMPANIES with refineries..........[for the most part]Marketing companies use fungible pipeline gasoline and add a tiny bit [few parts per million] of secret sauce [detergent additives] unless they forget or skip it at the tank farm when the truck is being filled.
