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buying 93 octane isn't too bad now since it's only 20 cents more per gallon. Gas is $2.88 around here now. Thank God it's finally coming down. Time for a senate investigation with the gas companies, they reap record profits while taking advantage of us during this crisis.
Well I'm in Statesboro...And so far I have 270 miles and have a little more than half a tank left. I guessed thats about 24.5 mpg....this kicks ass so far, running 80 half the way and 65 half.
I work there too (if you're talking about the south houston site), but I don't remember that... then again, I've been there for only a year and a half.Quote:
Originally posted by Vortec383@Sep 8 2005, 11:29 AM
Greg, We used to have our own gas station at the plant and the operators would blend 93 or higher octane gas into the 87 pump.
If you get gas from a BP/Amoco station that looks clear like water, that's our Ultimate 93 octane. Used to be good gas until they took it away from us. :cry:
I'm going to try adding 2oz of pure acetone per 10 gals this weekend. anything to make my gas budget hurt a little less.
I just added 3 1/2 ounces or so to a full tank (around 26 gals) so I will get to see what it does on my commute to school tomorrow.
Chris
:laugh:
I never thought anyone would try this but me.
Dude I'm willing to try anything to help out a little at the moment, I dont expect anything drastic, but if it dont tear up the engine, count me in! :thumb:
Chris