Texaco still has 92
07-26-2001, 07:51 AM
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Tosco and Chevron own most of the oil lines in the state.
They used to ONLY pump 87 and 92. Then Tosco realized they could sell 91 for the same price, so they decided that they would only pump 87 and 91. Chevron followed suit.
They used to ONLY pump 87 and 92. Then Tosco realized they could sell 91 for the same price, so they decided that they would only pump 87 and 91. Chevron followed suit.
07-27-2001, 06:01 PM
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Originally posted by N-a-$-t-Y
Are american S2000's modded to run on 91 ?
Because in england I have to run on nothing less than 97/98 !
or is our 98Ron the equivalent of your 91 ?
Are american S2000's modded to run on 91 ?
Because in england I have to run on nothing less than 97/98 !
or is our 98Ron the equivalent of your 91 ?
07-28-2001, 07:31 AM
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Was wondering what happened, filled up at the local 76 and noticed super went to 91 octane... looked at the next grade and it's 88.5, whatthehell?!?!
It's bad enough they're still keeping those 9/10 cent fractions around.
It's bad enough they're still keeping those 9/10 cent fractions around.
07-29-2001, 10:22 PM
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I never go to those Texaco, 76 or shell, so I am not aware of the 91 thing.
I just got a tankful of 92 from George's Gasoline at $1.879 this Saturday. The World oil next to my company also has plenty of 92 at $1.879.
Yee Man
I just got a tankful of 92 from George's Gasoline at $1.879 this Saturday. The World oil next to my company also has plenty of 92 at $1.879.
Yee Man
