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sharx@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca wrote:
: gs (gs@gs.com) wrote:

: :   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.

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: This is something that my 1972 Dodge Dart "Al Bundymobile" doesn't worry
: about. It is lucky to get "Regular". I thought, wrongly perhaps, that
: octane number had to be posted on each pump. Next Monday, on my weekly
: SHARX. foraging day, I will check it out at the Calgary Trail store.
: Strange..I thought, in small letters, it mentioned 87 as the octane number
: for Regular. Never noticed Premium, of course.


Save-On has three kinds of gas: 87, 89 and 91. I know--we went there today
and managed to get 500 bonus points--we're on our way to that barbecue! ;) 
Anyhow, you just have to get to the right pump (I'm talking about the
Calgary Trail Save-On, btw).  The end pumps only have regular.  The middle
pumps have the choices.  The regular pumps don't show the octane but the
others do.

Daisy