gas prices going down!!
#129
10-10-2008
Why do you say that?
Reuglar gasoline is no diffrent that Premium Gasoline. Other than the octane rating. The octane rating only rates the fuel’s resistance to engine knocking.
It is your money so buy the gas you wanna buy.
Hopefully your not the type to believe the gasoline commercials saying there gas is better than anyone else's
Read this it will explain more
http://www.consumerenergycenter.org/...s_premium.html
Reuglar gasoline is no diffrent that Premium Gasoline. Other than the octane rating. The octane rating only rates the fuel’s resistance to engine knocking.
It is your money so buy the gas you wanna buy.
Hopefully your not the type to believe the gasoline commercials saying there gas is better than anyone else's
Read this it will explain more
http://www.consumerenergycenter.org/...s_premium.html
"Put a tiger in your tank," says a classic advertising tagline. In today's motoring world, what kind of fuel grade will have the power to place a beast in your gas tank?
The answer, according to experts who study fuel efficiency in detail, is both regular and premium gasoline. And it would be a waste of money to favor premium over regular, especially in these times when gasoline prices are high, according to the experts.
Virtually nothing is gained by filling up with a premium or more expensive grade of fuel than the vehicle manufacturer has recommended, the experts say. And many of the same experts explain that drivers may not lose much performance from their cars by using a lower grade of fuel than recommended by the car manufacturer.
The answer, according to experts who study fuel efficiency in detail, is both regular and premium gasoline. And it would be a waste of money to favor premium over regular, especially in these times when gasoline prices are high, according to the experts.
Virtually nothing is gained by filling up with a premium or more expensive grade of fuel than the vehicle manufacturer has recommended, the experts say. And many of the same experts explain that drivers may not lose much performance from their cars by using a lower grade of fuel than recommended by the car manufacturer.
Last edited by Mykhael; 10-10-2008 at 02:53 PM.
#137
10-10-2008
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we can't burn reg gas in our furnaces.
#140
10-12-2008
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From: East Waterboro, ME
Why do you say that?
Reuglar gasoline is no diffrent that Premium Gasoline. Other than the octane rating. The octane rating only rates the fuel’s resistance to engine knocking.
It is your money so buy the gas you wanna buy.
Hopefully your not the type to believe the gasoline commercials saying there gas is better than anyone else's
Read this it will explain more
http://www.consumerenergycenter.org/...s_premium.html
Reuglar gasoline is no diffrent that Premium Gasoline. Other than the octane rating. The octane rating only rates the fuel’s resistance to engine knocking.
It is your money so buy the gas you wanna buy.
Hopefully your not the type to believe the gasoline commercials saying there gas is better than anyone else's
Read this it will explain more
http://www.consumerenergycenter.org/...s_premium.html
so the new question is doesn't regular burn faster than premium or super though? I've run all 3 and haven't noticed much of a difference.. but in reality does one burn faster than the other?
2.51 for gas? im moving to florida! still 3.35 here
Last edited by kyle12201; 10-12-2008 at 07:36 PM.
#141
10-12-2008
honestly i didnt know that just read that artical pretty interesting, figured it was better for the truck since it was a higher octance.. haha sorry didnt mean to really put it that way I just learned somthing yea...
so the new question is doesn't regular burn faster than premium or super though? I've run all 3 and haven't noticed much of a difference.. but in reality does one burn faster than the other?
2.51 for gas? im moving to florida! still 3.35 here
so the new question is doesn't regular burn faster than premium or super though? I've run all 3 and haven't noticed much of a difference.. but in reality does one burn faster than the other?
2.51 for gas? im moving to florida! still 3.35 here
E85 will burn faster than regular gas but that's a whole other thread and dont get me started on that government propaganda.
DON'T EVER listen to those stupid shell commercials or any other gasoline commercial claiming there gas is "better" it's false
Mom and Dads service station's gas is the same as BP's gas and the same as shells gas
They are sitting back and laughing at you when you buy the premium gas when you could settle for the regular gas.
Only time you need premium gas is if the car says you HAVE to use it
