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Old Apr 21, 2003 | 05:36 PM
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Originally posted by FURIOUSGSR01
Total came up to $19.00 bucks, so it saved me a couple of bucks, as opposed to the Amoco gas station that would have cost me around $24.00 with the prices being so high. So I ask does it make any difference where you pump your gas? Gas is gas right?

$19.00!? You must have been running on fumes pulling into the station...even at $1.65/gallon
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Old Apr 21, 2003 | 05:59 PM
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dunno, i always fill up at chevron & or 76
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Old Apr 21, 2003 | 06:39 PM
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around my crib you wont find those chevrons adn 76, there are a few but not around me. i usually go straight for the Shell, or Mobil. And never put anything less then 93 octane, fo sho.
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Old Apr 21, 2003 | 08:58 PM
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i have never looked at the price difference in gas, who cares if its 20 bucks or 24, u gonna save that extra 4 bucks for a turbo, have fun with that ebay electric turbo :loco:
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Old Apr 21, 2003 | 09:25 PM
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sweet electric turbo!!! real gem. ha ha, i agree i stop where ever i run out. the only thing i take into consideration is not to use the little ma and pa stores, the smaller stations have a slower or less turnover rate. therefore there tanks might have sedement in them or the fuel might settle from less pumpage which would start to seperate the fuels, i.e water or moisture gathering as a whole.
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Old Apr 22, 2003 | 07:29 AM
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where im from Gas is Gas. We all get it from the same source. So i just go where ever is convenient for me ... But i dont go to those stations where the tanker is refueling the station, it gets the sediment particles moving around.
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Old Apr 22, 2003 | 10:16 AM
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i remember back in the dayz when gas were a lil cheaper... takes like 18-20 bucks to fill a full tank of gas.. fuk i miss those dayz.. but yeah i remember when i first got my integra.. i didn't give a fuk what gas station i goto.. i usually goto the cheapest... well i remember pumping at arco fill up a full tank of gas.. for like 19 bucks... and one day i went to 76er.. i got a full tank of gas for 18 bucks.. it could be my reserves gallon.. but anywayz i think you get what you pay for... cuz sometime when you pump at a certain gas station.. you hear this sssound like they ran outta gas... like they pump both gas and air... so you dont get as much gas... but basiclly i used 76 instead of arco but then the pricing is actually cheaper.. weird.. i think arco is water down because i can only do 250 mpg.. with 76 i can do 300 mpg sometime more.. but i alwayz restart my speedometer.. to check how many mpg i'm doing on a full tank.. i find out that 76 last the longest.. chevron second.. shell third.. and cheap gas sucks.. burn that shi like water
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Old Apr 22, 2003 | 01:29 PM
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As someone else pointed out, gas stations are just another method of profit production. I don't really care about the 15cents/gallon I'll save on filling my teg - one fill is ~10gallons, so I save about $1.50, my $2.00 if I pump at a cheapie instead of Chevron or Mobil or Shell...besides, I like the fact that these places are tidy, no line ups for pumps, free air and vacuums...plus its sort of given that their gasoline is not tampered with.
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Old Apr 22, 2003 | 03:46 PM
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i go wherever there is a good turn over rate of the gas. which is usually cheaper places. the higher the turnover rate of the gas, the fresher the gas is, the better your car will run.
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Old Apr 23, 2003 | 07:51 AM
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Originally posted by likaciv
i have never looked at the price difference in gas, who cares if its 20 bucks or 24, u gonna save that extra 4 bucks for a turbo, have fun with that ebay electric turbo :loco:
Do those really work?
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