does a trans am need 87, 89, or 91 gas???
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Originally Posted by 2000KCTA
Where are you people at that can get 92+ Octane...all I can find around Kansas City is 87, 89, 91?
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North Jersey here too.. and the Sunnoco near my house has 100 Octane Unleaded GT Gas for $3.49 per gallon 93 is usually $2.19 and 94 "Ultra" for $2.29-$2.39
I've tried Shell's "V" Power and the car likes it just as much as Sunnoco or BP..
The best gas I've found, atleast for the TA, is BP/Amoco..
Exxon, Mobil, and Texaco only go in when there aren't other options around.. Getty and Gulf =
On the other hand, when using Regular "87" grade fuel on my Mercury Sable, all fuels feel alike.. even the local no-brand ones for $1.19 or maybe the sable just isn't picky like the TA
I've tried Shell's "V" Power and the car likes it just as much as Sunnoco or BP..
The best gas I've found, atleast for the TA, is BP/Amoco..
Exxon, Mobil, and Texaco only go in when there aren't other options around.. Getty and Gulf =
On the other hand, when using Regular "87" grade fuel on my Mercury Sable, all fuels feel alike.. even the local no-brand ones for $1.19 or maybe the sable just isn't picky like the TA
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Originally Posted by 02WS6Bird
whats everyones thoughts on that new Shell V-power is it worth it?
I'm a dedicated BP Amoco 93 Octane user! (for the 'bird). The truck gets 87 octane and loves it