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Fuel (Octane / Ethanol) Knowledge link
Some knowledge of octane gasoline for the non-car technicians...like me:D
Octane http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/autos/octane.htm Ethanol in Gasoline http://www.eere.energy.gov/cleanciti...s/ethanol.html |
RE: Fuel Knowledge link
thanks for that website link.... it was very informative and I'm sure it will help others to understand the differences in octane levels as well as how you can tell which octane will help your vehicle function properly.
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RE: Fuel Knowledge link
No Problem...just wanted to spread the knowledge to my fellow mazda owners.
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RE: Fuel Knowledge link
It is just one more piece of evidence that the oil companies of today are doing their best to f### us all in the @$$.[:@]
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Now we all know.[:-]
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MTBE Gas Stations
COSTCO |
RE: Fuel Knowledge link
ORIGINAL: rhinocf It is just one more piece of evidence that the oil companies of today are doing their best to f### us all in the @$$.[:@] Higher compression ratio engines need higher octane levels. My friends 13:1 Comp. ratio 68 Bronco requires 110 Octane (118 Octane when he's on the bottle). We (US) still get gas quite cheap compared to the rest of the world. We just got real used to gas in the $1-$1.50 range. |
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