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| General MR2 Discussion General non-specific discussion about MR2's |
| View Poll Results: What brand of gas do you use in your 2? | |||
| chevron |
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5 | 21.74% |
| shell |
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12 | 52.17% |
| bp |
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5 | 21.74% |
| citgo |
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0 | 0% |
| exxon |
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2 | 8.70% |
| 7eleven |
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1 | 4.35% |
| texaco |
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0 | 0% |
| the cheapest you can find |
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7 | 30.43% |
| Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 23. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Traintech86 on all im's
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what octain/brand of gas do you feed you 2?
just wanted to get some opinions on this one.
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Cage Fighter
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cheapest I can find, no use dumping the good crap in my na.
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Cage Fighter
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Shell, and 87 octane because high octane is only good for deterring detonation and carbon buildup.
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Cheapest I can find. Usually at WAWA. It sucks for those of you who arent in the Philly area. You dont know what you are missing out when it comes to wawa.
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Traintech86 on all im's
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i used to use the WAWA gas but i heard bad stuff about using cheap gas. i would rather try to prolong the life of my car. we have WAWA down here in VA tho. i tried the 91 and it seems like its not something to do alot. makes a odd noise when i use that stuff...
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Cage Fighter
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Ha, yeah, I always make sure I visit Wawa whenever I visit PA. Shell around here is usually as cheap or cheaper than the other gas stations. My choices are Mobil, Sunoco, Valero and Shell.
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The cheapest 89 octane I can find is what I put in my car. I don't put 87 just because I don't like the idea of putting **** gas in my car. But I don't run 91 because it doesn't do anything better than the 89 for my state of tune.
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Cheapest 93 that I can find here. I can also get Sunoco GT100 CAM2 100 octane fuel here at the pump but I haven't had a reason to run that yet in my 2.
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Chevron usually last me longer when I use it. Shell would be second runner up. The cheapest I go is Bp
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Always Shell. Chevron if I can't find a Shell.
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No Skills
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Sunoco 94 octane in my 93t
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alfa 155 v6 manual>>> mr2
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i use the cheapest stuff i can find which is normally 91 but it has been known to see a splash of 99 if im feeling frivolous
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Quote:
er... I mean I use 87 octane of whatever. If I'm going to be dumping in another engine anyway, the sooner this engine blows the better. |
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alfa 155 v6 manual>>> mr2
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speaking of slightly related im going racing on monday and i tell you there's no sweeter smell than aviation fuel in the air when all the carby cars try to start in the morning smells so sweet
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Shell, if cant find a sation then Cheveron. I go for 91 octane, (stupid CA, no 93 anywere)
I used 91 on both of my engines, my turbo and my n/a. it helps it run better. |
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93 octane at the Kangaroo (when i'm in Gainesville) or Racetrac (when i'm in Tampa). Sometimes I use Sunoco 100.
I'll be switching over to E85 from First Coast Bio Fuels by January. FCBio.com |
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Cage Fighter
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Good lord. Also, higher octane won't prolong the life of your engine unless you're getting detonation on lower octane fuel. The branding of regular, plus and premium is just a marketing ploy to get people to think more is better. Higher octane = more carbon covering everything in your engine.
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