Who's having a problem finding gas?
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Le Mans Master
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Who's having a problem finding gas?
Wanted to fill the Vette for the weekend and had to go to three gas stations to find Hi-test 93, a little over 8 gals for $27.
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Le Mans Master
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Originally Posted by triblk6spd
what the hell is "hi-test" 93?
Sorry, if my statement may have confused you. I'm from the old school when it was Regular and Hi-Test for gas ratings and 93 was refering to the current octane rating system.
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St. Jude Donor '06-'07
George, they were completely out of Ethyl at the 7-11 here in Allen
Seriously, the 7-11 at Greenville and Stacy Rd. was totaly out of fuel on Saturday. Had to go up into McKinney to fill up. Kind of weird...
Seriously, the 7-11 at Greenville and Stacy Rd. was totaly out of fuel on Saturday. Had to go up into McKinney to fill up. Kind of weird...
#8
Melting Slicks
For us really OLD farts.... How about some "white gas".. Remember that?
You could get regular, Hi-Test (Ethyl) or White gas.....
QUIZ:
What was white gas and what was it used for/in and why?
You could get regular, Hi-Test (Ethyl) or White gas.....
QUIZ:
What was white gas and what was it used for/in and why?
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Le Mans Master
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Originally Posted by diyguy
For us really OLD farts.... How about some "white gas".. Remember that?
You could get regular, Hi-Test (Ethyl) or White gas.....
QUIZ:
What was white gas and what was it used for/in and why?
You could get regular, Hi-Test (Ethyl) or White gas.....
QUIZ:
What was white gas and what was it used for/in and why?
Dang, you are an old dude.
White gas was the original unleaded gas and was used in 2 cycle engines. As I remember Amoco was about the only supplier. Of course back then, it was only $.25 a gal. These kids today don't have a clue what ethyl even stands for.
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I have always used QuikTrip gas and have not run into any gas shortages yet. Just wish the $3.15/gal wasn't the norm right now.
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St. Jude Donor '06-'07
Originally Posted by diyguy
QUIZ:
What was white gas and what was it used for/in and why?
I always knew "white gas" as the stuff you burned in the Coleman lanterns - benzene? I only ever knew it at the hardware store.
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Originally Posted by diyguy
For us really OLD farts.... How about some "white gas".. Remember that?
You could get regular, Hi-Test (Ethyl) or White gas.....
QUIZ:
What was white gas and what was it used for/in and why?
You could get regular, Hi-Test (Ethyl) or White gas.....
QUIZ:
What was white gas and what was it used for/in and why?
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St. Jude Donor '06-'07
Originally Posted by SPD FRK
part 2 of the quiz: Who remembers the GAS WARS ???
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Originally Posted by F1_SS
I think alot of stations are running their tanks empty to refill with "summer fuel".
#15
Melting Slicks
I only recall "white gas" as what my Dad would make me ride my bike up to the "GULF" station to get to run in the lawnmower and gas edger.
If I recall correctly - I think it was around 100 octane too!
If I recall correctly - I think it was around 100 octane too!
#19
Burning Brakes
question???
isnt the E85 suppose to be like 100oct???
does anybody know where to find it in the dfw area...preferable fw?
got some experimenting i want to do..
thanks
isnt the E85 suppose to be like 100oct???
does anybody know where to find it in the dfw area...preferable fw?
got some experimenting i want to do..
thanks