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I've heard a lot about detergents, cleaners, additives, and engine lifetime on the commercials, but I've never noticed much a difference in effect. BP gas gave me a wicked headache last time I filled up, so I'm asking you goons: which gas is the best? Keep in mind I'm looking for longetivity most of all, my last can evaporated too quickly to share once I got home and really tried it out.
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thread gas
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Jun 2, 2016 16:50
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Vespene Gas.
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Applewhite posted:Vespene Gas. Breathe deep
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Jun 2, 2016 16:51
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butt gas
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Burrito Septic Plus
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is this a copy paste from tcc
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Jun 2, 2016 16:52
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gas from my butt hole  
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Jun 2, 2016 16:55
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a hole-y ghost posted:gas from my butt hole I think that's a different thread
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Jun 2, 2016 16:58
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For your car: the cheapest stuff that fulfills the octane requirement of your vehicle For you, op: Amyl nitrate
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Jun 2, 2016 16:59
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argon
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Jun 2, 2016 16:59
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mustard gas
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basement jihadist posted:thread gas
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Jun 2, 2016 17:00
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Flatus
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symbolic posted:mustard gas There's no gas in my bottle of mustard, please do not troll me
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I googled your question OP and the very first result was an article like 4 paragraphs long that wasn't even numbered so gently caress off I give up this is too hard.
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Old French fry grease from your local Wendy's old fashioned hamburgers, poured into a sieve and put into a properly converted bio-diesel motor. The exhaust smells wonderful.
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Jun 2, 2016 17:07
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Chevron has techron. Techron is good according to their commercials
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Jun 2, 2016 17:08
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Kroger. I just say that because I get like a half a dollar off on it, so I don't care if it sucks or whatever. I won't know the difference.
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Jun 2, 2016 17:27
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The kind that was used by Hitler
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Cyclone-B
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All the methane responsible for global warming. Because I hate the cold.
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yogizh posted:Cyclone-B u mean zyclon B? Cyclone B is when your mom is in a sex frenzy
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unleaded
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wait no i mean leaded
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JiveHonky posted:u mean zyclon B? Zyklon in German.
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yogizh posted:Zyklon in German. dont mess up my cool joak pls thanks
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Jenkem.
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theyre all the same OP also, basement jihadist posted:thread gas
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Jun 2, 2016 17:54
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Probably VX
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H2S It's like a superfart that can kill. Good poo poo
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I asked my father the same question about 10 years ago since he ran a chain of local gas stations in the 1970's & 1980s and he scoffed at me. According to him, and this may no longer be accurate, gas stations are only required to buy a certain amount of fuel from the brand and can buy the rest from whoever else they please. So for example, after a Shell station fulfills their contractual requirement to buy fuel from Shell for the period, they can buy from Chevron. So in other words, even if one company had better gas than the others, which seems a little unlikely since both the Federal Government and the States Regulate the additives in gasoline, you wouldn't necessarily know whose gas you were filling up with. Hope that helps. Would be really curious if anyone else has more current information.
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Jumpin Jack Flash
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oxy-acetylene
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You can find what i'm about to say with a simple google search, but basically, in most areas the only real difference between the different brands of gasoline is the additive package (detergents etc.). Some retailers use the minimum required concentration and/or quality of additives. Some retailers choose to use their own proprietary additives, and/or use detergents and cleaners in more than the minimum required concentration. Chevron's "Techron" additive seems to be widely accepted as a leading industry standard, and some other brands (like Texaco) use it as well.There is a marketing association of "Top Tier" gasolines which, lacking any other information, I'd probably prefer to use over other random brands. A list of "Top Tier" gasoline brands can be found here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_Tier_Detergent_Gasoline
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when possible i get all my gasoline from the "big d" liquor and gas mart. otherwise i go to shell
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Number_6 posted:You can find what i'm about to say with a simple google search, but basically, in most areas the only real difference between the different brands of gasoline is the additive package (detergents etc.). Some retailers use the minimum required concentration and/or quality of additives. Some retailers choose to use their own proprietary additives, and/or use detergents and cleaners in more than the minimum required concentration.
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nitrous oxide is pretty fun
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mdm posted:Jumpin Jack Flash
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