Gas on sale this weekend !!!
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woot woot! 
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Rep Power: 0 I would highly suggest you to avoid Imperial Oil / ESSO, their gasoline contains a lot of sulphur compared to other brands. Not only ESSO are on sale, driving today I saw prices of like 59.9 at many Sunoco gas stations.
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Rep Power: 0 sunoco is the cleanest gas and esso is the dirtiest. i recall this debate during my university lecture... but anyways, it doesn't really matter which one you fill up, i don't plan on keeping my car forever and i doubt that filling up at esso will lead to troubles with the car during my ownership... so i stick with esso.
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ohh too late..
i fill up at esso?
where are u guys getting ur info from?
i always use esso.. sometimes sunoco but thats about it!
ohh too late..
i fill up at esso?
where are u guys getting ur info from?
i always use esso.. sometimes sunoco but thats about it!
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Rep Power: 0 You crackwhore! Shell is the BEST... I read it somewhere, it was proven. By some independent test... don't ask me who did the test.
But honestly, I think my car is a little more responsive with Shell gas. Of course, this could be all in my mind...
But honestly, I think my car is a little more responsive with Shell gas. Of course, this could be all in my mind...
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Search for research notes. ESSO = dirty because of the amount of sulphur used.
Search for research notes. ESSO = dirty because of the amount of sulphur used.
but I will stick with it because I got points for car washes
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Please stay away from me
, I don't want any respiratory problems!
Shell isn't the dirtiest, hell its one of the cleaner brand of gas along with Sunoco.
My dad always buy 94 regardless type of vehicle, I guess that leads on to that I will to. LoL let's don't start a debate on octane, how 87 does not benefit from 94...
someone should do a research, Civic with 87 and 94 octane fuel, and see after 10 years what are the differences.
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, I don't want any respiratory problems!Shell isn't the dirtiest, hell its one of the cleaner brand of gas along with Sunoco.
My dad always buy 94 regardless type of vehicle, I guess that leads on to that I will to. LoL let's don't start a debate on octane, how 87 does not benefit from 94...
someone should do a research, Civic with 87 and 94 octane fuel, and see after 10 years what are the differences. Last edited by AzimuthX; May 4, 2003 at 10:43 AM.
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Rep Power: 0 Shell isn't the best. Shell gas can be as dirty as Esso depending on where you gas was refined. If you drive in Ontario, you'll probably fill up with Esso gas refined in Sarnia, which contains 2.5 times the sulphur content found in Sunoco gas. ESSO = dirty...but there's no Sunoco around me... 
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