Depends on where you are.
I know its E0 here, but i've heard from others it can be E10.
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Depends on where you are.
I know its E0 here, but i've heard from others it can be E10.
It's all I use and I thought it had a "may contain up to 10% ethanol" sticker but I don't remember. I'll check
$1.40 for gas?! nice.
(yes i know it's per litre.)
Just now I paid 1.43 for 94.
same markup 94 had when i first started using it. it was 1.28 then.
At the peak of the most recent "fuel crisis" it might have been 1.52.
Prices clearly haven't fallen.
Unfortunately all gas is at least E10 in Oregon. I would love some E0 94 octane.
I always get gas at Loves here in town. Theres 2 stations in town running 93, and 1 on the highway about 15 miles south that runs 93 and all 3 stations claim 100% gas, no ethanol.
Haven't researched whether or not that's 100% accurate but they're cheaper than the exxon/mobil stations and car runs great on it
93 is harder to ignite than 87 so 87 effectively "burns hotter."Quote:
Originally Posted by Taz Magester
Again, 93 burns no cleaner than 87. People who put 93 in a car made to run on 87 to "clean it out" are following old untrue wives tales.
some people need to read the KR sticky...