Brand of Gasoline
Fay Kelley
iceisit at earthlink.net
Wed Sep 19 19:35:11 PDT 2012
At 7:23 PM -0400 9/19/12, Mark Rosenkrantz wrote:
>Grant, modern engines adjust timing VERY rapidly, to lower emissions as
>well as improve fuel economy. Today's engines aren't static like a "single
>map" or a "jet" in a carb. It's dynamic, within parameters. Modern "maps"
>are ranges, not a static line. As such, it's certainly plausible to get
>a SMALL percentage of improved MPG under normal driving conditions.
I am in Sedona altitude about 4500 ft
and drive to Phx about sea level or 1000 feet
In following the speed limit both directions
on two trips I was amazed at how much gasoline
I had left after the second trip.
I drive at least once a month to PHX
and sometimes once a week.
This was the first time I bought
that gasoline and the first time I had
so much left over.
If others here are noticing a difference
in BRANDS then I'm going to start paying
much closer attention!
Fay
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