This is the "Cheaper" end of what 93 is going for here in NY. (Pic from Saturday)





For a while 94T, New York was doing the same. Everyone had 91 as their highest octane, with Sunoco's "Ultra" moved to 93. Now, more and more gas stations are having 93 again, although I haven't seen 94 for a while...oh well...

 

91 here is about 2.35 a gal, with 2.19 a gal for 87.....way too high for Oklahoma.

 

[quote name='j9fd3s' date='Aug 6 2005, 07:13 PM']we havent had more than 91 for years and years


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y not? Some places in states have Sunoco 100 at the pump too. Best we get is 94. Unless you went with VP racing fuel.

 

[quote name='94touring' date='Aug 7 2005, 01:09 AM']I run 100ll, but only because I get it for free. But still, it sucks for when I start paying for gas again.


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And your o2 sensors survive? WOW...

 

[quote name='Cheers!' date='Aug 8 2005, 08:16 AM']And your o2 sensors survive? WOW...


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He replaces his wideband every 1000 miles

 

friggin rich kids

 

Here's a hint: If you cant buy the parts with CASH: You cant afford it PAL~

 

[quote name='Cheers!' date='Aug 8 2005, 07:16 AM']And your o2 sensors survive? WOW...


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I don't buy gas, I buy 02 sensors. I stole a couple from Dramon's grendaded TII. Gotta replace it this week as a matter of fact. Gona test out a brand new 02 sensor and see how long it will last. This sensor that just went bad, or at least is giving different readings now, could be the same sensor that came with the car off the show room floor.

 

[quote name='ambassador_josh' date='Aug 8 2005, 09:36 AM']friggin rich kids


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Speaking of rich kids....if it turns out you need some cash to get your FD working again, perhaps you'd be interested in selling a couple mods off your car to me in exchange for some cash and stock replacment parts.

 

boo-hoo. i love filling my vehicles with 87. ****, my dad's 91 volvo 940turbo still requires 93+. he needs a new vehicle I think.