financeman

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xlack

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91 octane = $4 give or take

TinsleyC

That's what I said!

1 part 87 octane to 2 parts 93 octane = 91 octane (the required gas)

(87+93+93/3=91)

In other words, on an empty tank put in about 5-6 gallons of regular then top it off with premium (if they sell only 93 in your area, like TX does) and you're good to go. Takes about 30 seconds to do another card swipe but saves a couple bucks.

If they only sell 91, then of course use just 91.

SCBLKG37

iTrader: (2)

3.43 93 oct hess @ summerville sc 10/23/2011

Lt8Che

iTrader: (6)

Around 3.65 for 91 Octane in Grand Forks, ND. You think the middle of nowhere would have cheaper gas, geez!