cool

thx bro.

i uses mobile whenever i can as well

but some people kept on telling me that Chevron is best. due to their additives.. but for sure it's bad for Benz cuz benz uses gold tipped needles. in the gas tank. and that techron stuff will eat the gold
causing inaccurate gas level measuring

a friend's benz had that problem..

 

i always have used 76. ever since the install of the S/C, i mix a few gallons of 100 with our **** water 91.

 

Marathon, all the way, it's the only American owned gas company now.

 

I use 76... I have found it to be the best.. here in Ca..

 

Mobil Gas- Not Worth it. Has a Cleaner in it that Can Harm your Engine. Sunoco 94- not worth the xtra .9 per gallon. I Have used Sunoco 93 in all of my turbos. I Rip gears all day long and still get 244 mi per tank. (The gas smells good to). To the guy in Cali- Move to the East coast Find a sunoco and Fill-er up for appx 25.00 per tank.

 

lol

but here we can run summer tires all year round

plus the Sunshine.... Lakers.. (they lost today... GRR)

Angels...

Ducks!!! hell ya!!! lets get Gigi w/ them!

no football.. fine w/ me.

 

gas octanes are different....its the minimum octance it can be...some may be higher....i don't think 94 is any better than 93...atleast not for the extra money. i would think places that only sell up to 93...that there 93 would have a better chance of being higher. if they sell 94 then they must be pretty specific to make sure they aren't ripping themselves off and selling 93 octane that is close to 94 or 94...i don't know how much of this is true...but this is what i have heard and believe

 

It seems that in Idaho I have the choice of Chevron / Texaco / Exxon / Tesoro, etc. 91 octane, or "Stinker" 93 octane with 10% ethanol. According to Chevron, 10% ethanol gasoline has 3.4% less energy content than regular gasoline. So is the added benefit of 93 octane going to outweigh the inferior gas? Alternately I could make my life complicated by trying to mix quantities of 105 octane race gas or 114 octane toluene in with 91 octane Chevron. This doesn't help when travelling unless I always keep a couple gallons with me in the trunk (sounds dangerous).

P.S. It's Mobil, not Mobile. The former is the oil company that merged with Exxon in 1999. The latter is a cheap home that comes to mind whenever I see things like 'u r 2 k00l cuz u rok.' Is there a shortage of letters these days?