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Re: Oil cans over OSL/Blues? Where did you pick that up?
Author: George Andrews
Date: 01-27-2020 - 17:48
Using that GODDAM AM / PM gas wrecked the original carburetor in my 1980 Chevy Pickup. It was the cheapest gas though !!!
Here in Washington State the gas does include " up to 15% Ethanol ", as the pump sticker tells me. I have found Ethanol - free gas at several places; I didn't notice any real difference in performance, though it was quite a bit more expensive.
I recall on my trip to Ogden last May for Golden Spike 150 ,that " regular unleaded " gas in the Salt Lake Valley is only 80 octane. I thought that was kinda strange given the higher altitude ( average elevation 3,500ft ). No noticeable difference in engine performance, though it did leave a few more dollars in my pocket. I guess the computer - controlled, fuel injected engines that are standard nowadays compensate for such things.
Here in Washington State the gas does include " up to 15% Ethanol ", as the pump sticker tells me. I have found Ethanol - free gas at several places; I didn't notice any real difference in performance, though it was quite a bit more expensive.
I recall on my trip to Ogden last May for Golden Spike 150 ,that " regular unleaded " gas in the Salt Lake Valley is only 80 octane. I thought that was kinda strange given the higher altitude ( average elevation 3,500ft ). No noticeable difference in engine performance, though it did leave a few more dollars in my pocket. I guess the computer - controlled, fuel injected engines that are standard nowadays compensate for such things.
