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Re: Different Gas Different Mileage
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Posted by leland on February 07, 2005 at 18:51:27 from (65.142.209.29):
In Reply to: Different Gas Different Mileage posted by tlak on February 07, 2005 at 05:35:42:
I tend to do better on shell bacause of there addidaves then amoco but most gas where I live has alcohol in it and you lose milage with it as it is the bottom of the barrel grade and the alcohol boosts the octane. And always buy gas where they pump alot this way you always get the fresh stuff,I stopped at walmarts gas hole for boat gas and bought the good stuff and boat would not run on it the stuff went bad in tank from sitting
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