Stations with bad gas

[DelSlow]

JN210;323052 wrote:
Wheres bradys? ima have to take note of that once im driving my Z.

Yes. That's what it needs.

[Bookem]

KA-T_240;323046 wrote:
I used to run M&H premium because it was 92, and in Moorhead. However, I have noticed that when using M&H's gas, I have received a noticeable difference in lower fuel economy. My mom has also noticed this in car(Requires premium also)

Hmmm I didn't notice a difference but I wasn't using premium when I filled my truck or Wife's car there.

PSiedTSi;323047 wrote:
Brady's has 91.5 non-oxygenated...and I'm pretty sure its the only place in town that sells it.

You're right it was the 91.5 nonoxy, I filled up right before a street legals last year and not happy. I'm sure it's fine in in classics, boats and that kind of stuff.

[PSiedTSi]

Bookem;323055 wrote:
You're right it was the 91.5 nonoxy, I filled up right before a street legals last year and not happy. I'm sure it's fine in in classics, boats and that kind of stuff.

.....lol.....Why would you be pissed....?

[DaveH]

There is a fat lady that works at the fleet farm gas mart, she has really bad gas...

[nonamekid]

DaveH;323061 wrote:
There is a fat lady that works at the fleet farm gas mart, she has really bad gas...

LOL, I will definitely avoid that place

[gsrEK]

you can only get 91 octane gas in this town. PERIOD As far as i know bradys in the only place that truly sells 91 octane gas non-oxygenated, not 91.5 because i usto receive the landing bill when we would receive gas and i can tell you its just 91 octane.

[thrash]

(Fargo side:) aren't all of the remaining Tesoro's 91 non-oxy? I feel like i've seen 89 with and without ethanol in Fargo also.

[PSiedTSi]

gsrEK;323069 wrote:
you can only get 91 octane gas in this town. PERIOD As far as i know bradys in the only place that truly sells 91 octane gas non-oxygenated, not 91.5 because i usto receive the landing bill when we would receive gas and i can tell you its just 91 octane.

Weak, don't the pumps say 91.5?

[Rexwagon]

the holiday up north here not started carrying some new additive gas. not sure what it is but it definatley is something new to fargo, still only 91.

[KA-T_240]

Rexwagon;323077 wrote:
the holiday up north here not started carrying some new additive gas. not sure what it is but it definatley is something new to fargo, still only 91.

I think all aof the Holidays got a "new" gas. And they are all E10 also.

[Rexwagon]

KA-T_240;323078 wrote:
I think all aof the Holidays got a "new" gas. And they are all E10 also.

o gay

[KA-T_240]

Rexwagon;323079 wrote:
o gay

Nothing wrong with E10. In fact almost all gas sold in MN is E10, and they are possibly going to be bumping it up to a E20 requirement.

[PSiedTSi]

KA-T_240;323080 wrote:
Nothing wrong with E10. In fact almost all gas sold in MN is E10, and they are possibly going to be bumping it up to a E20 requirement.

That's the difference between oxy and non-oxy gas - ethanol.

[ichibankilla]

So which is better for my car, with basic engine mods(I/H/E), oxy or non-oxy?
I've heard people say ethanol is good while others say it's bad.

[Rexwagon]

I dont think it matters, you will probably get better mpg with non ethanol gas.

[PSiedTSi]

Rexwagon;323083 wrote:
I dont think it matters, you will probably get better mpg with non ethanol gas.

Exactly. I've seen people claim 4-5mpg better with non-oxy.

[SPANISH-RICE]

[KA-T_240]

PSiedTSi;323084 wrote:
Exactly. I've seen people claim 4-5mpg better with non-oxy.

That seems a little shocking. I know people with flex fuel trucks that say they get a 4-5mpg difference between E85 and regular pump on the interstate, and thats a whole lot more ethanol.

[PSiedTSi]

KA-T_240;323088 wrote:
That seems a little shocking. I know people with flex fuel trucks that say they get a 4-5mpg difference between E85 and regular pump on the interstate, and thats a whole lot more ethanol.

I'd be VERY surprised if that were the case.

[ichibankilla]

Pardon my ignorance ATM, but what exactly am I looking at here?

SPANISH-RICE;323085 wrote: