🚀 go-pugleaf

I'm not trying to start yet another lengthy thread but I have always
believed that REGULAR grade gas was, for some time, almost identical. I
don't think it is just an urban legend when one hears of various different
tankers pulling up to the *same* refinery. Now, for the PREMIUM blends,
maybe not. Consumer Reports magazine has done a fair amount of research on
this topic. The real scam is automotive oil. Go by the symbols and
ratings, rather than brand.








Bun Mui (BunMui@my-dejanews.com) wrote:
: >
: >                            Re: Never goto Safeway
: >                                       
: >   From: gs@gs.com (gs)
: >   Reply to: [1]gs
: >   Date: Thu, 06 Aug 1998 00:09:00 GMT
: >   Organization: @Home Network Canada
: >   Newsgroups:
: >          [2]rec.audio.tech,
: >          [3]calgary.general,
: >          [4]edm.general,
: >          [5]can.community.asian
: >   Followup to: [6]newsgroup(s)
: >   References:
: >          [7]<6q8cs6$8ao@ds2.acs.ucalgary.ca> 
: >          [8]<35cd76db.1954745513@news.v-wave.com> 
: >          [9]<6qag7q$sjq$2@news.sas.ab.ca>
: >
: >
: >>that hugh barnlike Superstore. Buy gas there and you get a coupon giving
: >>you 4 cents a litre towards your grocery purchase. Can't be beat!!!
: >>
: >
: >  A rather well run store.. However the gas they provided, ie the
: >Premium, it was somewhat interesting that they do not provided an
: >octane rating..
: >
: >  Those with High Preformace engines that require 91 or higher octane
: >will find that the gas at save on tends to produce a knocking effect.

: Ask the attendant inside for the rating.
: I don't find any problem with Superstore gas.
: But try Petro Canada gasoline, they have fuel additives which
: cleans your fuel injectors. You can also apply for a points card,
: where you get free stuff if you accumulated enough points.

: Bun Mui


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