UNLEADED PREMIUM QUALITY???

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Not sure about now a days but a few yrs ago I would only use Sunoco 93/94 and if I couldnt get that I would get Mobil 93

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i know the sunoco in my town is using a different fuel in there tanks then they did 2 years ago. now im running 110 in mine, cuz i have been having some problems that i beleive to be fuel related.

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My friend did a bunch of research on this last year.
He came up Shell as the best in the NE ohio area.

I run there V-power 92-93 in my Dart.

I also run there 87 in my every day driver.

I get better milage when i stick with Shell.

I notice a difference when i run anything else.

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i was told by the owner of the gulf station at elizabeth and groesbeck,,,,, that amoco is the best,, then shell,, then mobil

i bought a new mustang boss 302,, and was wondering this myself,, since i want to put "good" gas in it

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There are not any Amoco stations left around here.
The old amoco is now a shell.
But didnt amoco end up merging with BP?
I think all the BP's say amoco on them?

On a side note my other friend swears that BP is the best.
But he also owns stock in BP so that might sway his judgement!?

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i was told by the owner of the gulf station at elizabeth and groesbeck,,,,, that amoco is the best,, then shell,, then mobil

i bought a new mustang boss 302,, and was wondering this myself,, since i want to put "good" gas in it

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Ever been to the BP station at 11 mile and little mack?
They sell 110 leaded in the summer...their 93 is good too.

I also like Marathon 93 believe it or not. Runs great in my 20 psi turbo caliber.

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I personally have not seen any difference b/t brands. I normally run Shell. I have been having issues the past couple years w/ rattling the converter bolts loose b/c of detonation. Not audible, but it is doing it. Just replaced the flexplate and bolts due to this.
I recently found a store locally that has ethanol free fuel so I'll be trying that soon. If the ethanol free stuff doesn't help, then I'm gonna have to start mixing again. Makes me mad b/c the whole reason I built this hemi is b/c I was tired of buying race fuel.
Seems like the last couple years the pump fuel has really gotten bad.

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The only data I have on pump gas analysis is so outdated it can't be relevant anymore w/ today's blends (old David Vizard stuff from the '90s). I think it's all sh!t these days, but FWIW I use either Sunoco or Shell when I have the choice.

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It is all crap compared to what it once was, I'll give you that!

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Just a word for you guys.... if you see a tanker truck
in the station dumping fuel.... pass on your fill up
for a hour or so.... as he is dumping fuel in the tanks
he is stirring up the water at the bottom(ALL of the
tanks have water in them)... let it settle out then
you can fill

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Just a word for you guys.... if you see a tanker truck
in the station dumping fuel.... pass on your fill up
for a hour or so.... as he is dumping fuel in the tanks
he is stirring up the water at the bottom(ALL of the
tanks have water in them)... let it settle out then
you can fill

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Humm.... Fuel tanks... I have seen one or two over the years, The fuel quality is only one part of the equation, the required testing of bulk fuel batches provides protection that most all fuels are good @ that point... the storage and distribution system plays a huge part in what you burn, some stations maintain their systems better than others, some don't maintain @ all...not even a pump filter those are the ones to avoid cause in effect you are cleaning the storage tank when you buy your fuel If your fuel has ethanol and you live on the east coast in a humid location, pump a new gal into a see thru container and let it sit for a week @ check out what you paid close to 4 bucks for

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Just a word for you guys.... if you see a tanker truck
in the station dumping fuel.... pass on your fill up
for a hour or so.... as he is dumping fuel in the tanks
he is stirring up the water at the bottom(ALL of the
tanks have water in them)... let it settle out then
you can fill

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Not true since ethanol's introduction. Keeps water out in big tanks just like little tanks.

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I don't get that one??
Ethanol is hygroscopic and phase separation is a huge problem in marine apps.

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Just a word for you guys.... if you see a tanker truck
in the station dumping fuel.... pass on your fill up
for a hour or so.... as he is dumping fuel in the tanks
he is stirring up the water at the bottom(ALL of the
tanks have water in them)... let it settle out then
you can fill

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Not true since ethanol's introduction. Keeps water out in big tanks just like little tanks.

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So you think there isnt water setting in the bottom
of a stations tanks... You think the ethanol just
absorbs the water and holds it... let it set and
you'll see

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Just a word for you guys.... if you see a tanker truck
in the station dumping fuel.... pass on your fill up
for a hour or so.... as he is dumping fuel in the tanks
he is stirring up the water at the bottom(ALL of the
tanks have water in them)... let it settle out then
you can fill

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Not true since ethanol's introduction. Keeps water out in big tanks just like little tanks.

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Rut Row.... Your not the guy that makes the BP commercials about how safe fracking is