Gas Prices Got Me Like

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I paid $2.139 for 87 (in the truck) this morning. There was a story on the news that one gas station here in the metro Detroit area was selling for............wait for it............................................
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This thread is headed in the correct direction. Thanks Mike

I'm not on E (surprisingly) yet, but I'll fill up with 93 today and check back in with some DATA.
 
With prices so (relatively) low, my most recent fillup was with 93. The car seems a little nimbler and doesn't seem to need to rev so high to get going, but it's probably not something I'll continue doing.
 
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First E 85 pump I have ever seen.


91 (RECREATIONAL FUEL) is more expensive than 93 because it is ethanol free. 87, 89 & 93 are 10% ethanol. People in Northern New York run ethanol free 91 in their; chainsaws, lawnmowers, snow machines, ATVs, generators, (pretty much anything with a carburetor). Personally I go through about 20 gallons of E-free 91 a year in my small engines.

$47 bucks is not bad considering a little over a month ago, a full tank cost about $70.00 <-------- HOOKER MONEY














ALL HAIL THE A10 WARTHOG
 
I paid $2.429 on Saturday for 93, 87 was $1.999 at Costco.
 
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