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What would you choose? The Corolla got treated to 90 non-ethanol. Smile



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Yep, good deal!



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Somebody fucked up.

At that price point, I'd have also chosen the 90 octane ethanol free.



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Interestingly Sheetz here recently has separated the grades by only 5 cents or so, 10 cents max. A year ago the spread between 87 and 93 was more like 80 cents.


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Somebody fucked up.

At that price point, I'd have also chosen the 90 octane ethanol free.


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Somebody fucked up.


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Somebody fucked up.

At that price point, I'd have also chosen the 90 octane ethanol free.


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In the Yoop: Regular $3.29. Ethanol Free Premium $4.99. Eek


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The few places that sell rec gas around here have always gouged like that too. Thank goodness the new Sheetz brought it in and typically price it .05 to ,15 over ethanol 93 so that's all I use for my mowers, saws, SxS, etc., along with motorcycles.


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I’d have to pick diesel. Frown But then I’d have gone back with the boat to fill up on the E-free 90, then with the 5th wheel as well.

I did fill up my wife’s car at BJ’s today with 93 for $3.229. It was only .$30 more than 87 and I’m fairly sure the turbos and computer can make use of it. Most places around here have a $.70 jump between 87 and 93.
 
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Higher octane does no equal more power and better mpgs. Now, ethanol free has potential and most modern vehicles will adjust ecu to accommodate for mixture. So I'll opt for E0 if it's available.



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Gas in the adjacent county is $2.89 but ten miles away, here at home it’s $3.60.
I have a 4Runner that I’ve switched to non-ethanol gas a for three tanks while traveling out of state. The gas mileage did not improve.
I have also run a few tanks of E85 in the flex fuel work truck. The reduced gas mileage of E85 made it more costly to use but I noticed no other difference.


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I would have loaded up on the 93 stuff, but then again, I have to.



 
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I’d have walked in and told them the diesel pump was malfunctioning. Big Grin



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Gawd help us all. They should give up driving for the good of the planet and the rest of us.


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I’d have to go with the 93. Turbo 4 banger with super high compression.

That said 90% of people don’t have a fucking clue as to what octane ratings mean. No idea of what detonation is, don’t know what a knock sensor is, and no idea the effects of retarding timing to prevent knocks from early detonation and the effects of cylinders firing before TDC.

If they had 93 with no alcohol, I would have been on that like an Ethiopian on a Big Mac.



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If I had a Corolla yes I'd go with the 90 Eth free. I paid $3.59 for 93 with eth. earlier today. Turbo's love corn.


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I’d have to go with the 93. Turbo 4 banger with super high compression.

That said 90% of people don’t have a fucking clue as to what octane ratings mean. No idea of what detonation is, don’t know what a knock sensor is, and no idea the effects of retarding timing to prevent knocks from early detonation and the effects of cylinders firing before TDC.

If they had 93 with no alcohol, I would have been on that like an Ethiopian on a Big Mac.

If you have a turbo your preference should always be fuel with ethanol.


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