Gasoline - Cleanliness.
#1
Gasoline - Cleanliness.
Everyone has a different opinion on this and claims that remain unsubstantiated.
Some say that Shell has the cleanest fuel out there - due in part to working with Ferrari to achieve this.
Some say Sunoco has the dirtiest fuel, simply because of lead derivatives in its fuel.
Some say that Petro Canada additives can have a negative impact.
Thoughts?
Some say that Shell has the cleanest fuel out there - due in part to working with Ferrari to achieve this.
Some say Sunoco has the dirtiest fuel, simply because of lead derivatives in its fuel.
Some say that Petro Canada additives can have a negative impact.
Thoughts?
#4
its actually really hard to say... shell deals with ferrari fuels doesn't mean they would provide the same for us haha... they might be specially refined to run in ferraris??? =) who knows
#10
Originally posted by SaYjAiBaO
i like esso because when i put in 91 my points double and i can use those useful points for car washes in the winter time .
i like esso because when i put in 91 my points double and i can use those useful points for car washes in the winter time .
i use octane 91 now, so when i pump, my points are double? like 30 bux is 60 points?
#12
I go to Petro. I only go to other ones when I do not have a choice. But I always avoid the TruValu stations and the like.
I will say this though, I prefer the pumps at shell and sunoco. I have a feeling that the pumps at petro are rigged. Every time I pump the meter will start counting but the gas will take about 3 seconds to actually start flowing, and then like an additional 2 seconds to flow at full speed, whereas the other gas stations are instant. Maybe its just me.
At least its not like in my home country where some crooked gas station owners dilute the gas with water.
I will say this though, I prefer the pumps at shell and sunoco. I have a feeling that the pumps at petro are rigged. Every time I pump the meter will start counting but the gas will take about 3 seconds to actually start flowing, and then like an additional 2 seconds to flow at full speed, whereas the other gas stations are instant. Maybe its just me.
At least its not like in my home country where some crooked gas station owners dilute the gas with water.
#14
Originally posted by Premium Dude
I go to Petro. I only go to other ones when I do not have a choice. But I always avoid the TruValu stations and the like.
I will say this though, I prefer the pumps at shell and sunoco. I have a feeling that the pumps at petro are rigged. Every time I pump the meter will start counting but the gas will take about 3 seconds to actually start flowing, and then like an additional 2 seconds to flow at full speed, whereas the other gas stations are instant. Maybe its just me.
At least its not like in my home country where some crooked gas station owners dilute the gas with water.
I go to Petro. I only go to other ones when I do not have a choice. But I always avoid the TruValu stations and the like.
I will say this though, I prefer the pumps at shell and sunoco. I have a feeling that the pumps at petro are rigged. Every time I pump the meter will start counting but the gas will take about 3 seconds to actually start flowing, and then like an additional 2 seconds to flow at full speed, whereas the other gas stations are instant. Maybe its just me.
At least its not like in my home country where some crooked gas station owners dilute the gas with water.
naww dont worry about them being rigged, they have companies that come and calibrate there meters every so often and they are aproved
#18
Originally posted by Cynikal.Mindset
i put whatever is closest in, I dont care...gas is gas
i put whatever is closest in, I dont care...gas is gas