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Who has the best quality gasoline?

gasoline = gasoline = gasoline = gasoline

you aren't keeping it for years or drinking it like wine, it doesn't matter as long as it doesn't foul your injectors
 
Originally posted by: TuxDave
Originally posted by: Xyclone
I heard octane determines quality (87, 89, 91, etc.), and not gas stations.

Octane != Quality

Sorry, what I meant to say was that all 87's were the same, and all 89's were the same, and all 91's were the same, etc.
 
Originally posted by: Syringer
Anyone that claims one brand is better than another is crazy.

When I had a old buick regal the only 87 octane gas that would run without my car acting funny was gas from 7/11, dont remember the brand, any other 87 octane gas would make my car knock unless i put 89 octane in it
 
i only fill from Chevron unless there isn't one around then i will settle for 76 or Shell
all i know it Arco is crap
and damn i am suprised Mobil is not on the list, or Exxon
 
Originally posted by: OREOSpeedwagon
I was going to guess BP. We dont have any of those gas stations in my town.

BP is HORRIBLE gasoline...but on the plus side, they are one of the only places I know of that sells BG-44K 🙂

-Kevin
 
Shell is cleaner, but not sure if it does anything more then help from you fuel filters clogging.
 
Originally posted by: Kur
Shell is cleaner, but not sure if it does anything more then help from you fuel filters clogging.

Funny you say that. The WORST tank of gas I've ever gotten was from a Shell station last year in Nebraska. Absolute crap. Bad performance, bad mileage, just BAD gasoline. Not blaming Shell, as it was most likely crap in the tank of the station, but...


Having worked in all the refineries in the S.F. bay area at one time or another, I don't have much loyalty for brands. You'll see gas tankers of all brands lined up waiting to fill from the same set of "taps"...The ONLY difference is brand specific additives, which (I think) are added when the truck is filled. Otherwise, gasoline is gasoline, UNLESS it is a high ethanol/methanol blend, which some brands are.
 
You guys have 87 - 91 RON petrol? the standard here is 95, you can get 99 or even higher. i can imagine 87 not being very good? what are your findings?
 
Everything in the US is 87 - that's "regular" grade. Everything here in Michigan comes from the same depot on Lake Michigan where tankers come in from Chicago or something.
 
Originally posted by: Jahee
You guys have 87 - 91 RON petrol? the standard here is 95, you can get 99 or even higher. i can imagine 87 not being very good? what are your findings?

yea you guys have that good stuff
 
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