* What type of Gas are you feeding your Monte ?
#54
RE: * What type of Gas are you feeding your Monte ?
[align=center]Congrat's Taz ~ Lou ~ on making 200 contributing post : )[/align][align=center][sm=happy046.gif][sm=groupwave.gif][sm=happy046.gif][/align][align=center][/align][align=center]I was going to make a new post about the Middle East making[/align][align=center]a billion dollars a day from the gas that we are feeding[/align][align=center]our Monte Carlo, but then members would just[/align][align=center]post what they had posted b-4.[/align][align=center]This way a member can review the past, & see what's happening[/align][align=center]in our present : )[/align][align=center]I keep try'in to learn from my past, but I keep freak'in up : )[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]Peace/Happiness,[/align][align=center]`Space[/align][align=center][/align][align=center][align=center]`Space, what were youthinking? [align=center]You DumbAss![/align][/align][align=center]
You sure give me a Freak'in Headache[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]Sorry[/align][/align]
You sure give me a Freak'in Headache[/align][align=center][/align][align=center]Sorry[/align][/align]
#56
RE: * What type of Gas are you feeding your Monte ?
Thanks space. I hadn't noticed my post count until you reminded me.
I know of many messageboards that insist that members search and revive an old thread of the same topic, rather than start a new thread. Cut down on server space.
I know of many messageboards that insist that members search and revive an old thread of the same topic, rather than start a new thread. Cut down on server space.
#57
RE: * What type of Gas are you feeding your Monte ?
I've tried 87 and 89 in my 06 SS, but I'm going to stick with Amoco (BP) Ultimate (the clear stuff). I believe this is still the factory-fill for new Corvettes, so that's good enough for me. I can definately tell a difference in performance, compared to 87/89.
While attempting to verify that it's still used in new Vettes rolling off the line in Kentucky, I came upon asurprising statement on BP's website. There, BP makes that statement that Amoco Ultimate is always a minimum of 93-octane (RON). However, it's labeled as 92 at the station I use most often, and I've seen it labeled as 91 at a few other BP's in the Kansas City area. What's up with that? I, for one, am perplexed.
While attempting to verify that it's still used in new Vettes rolling off the line in Kentucky, I came upon asurprising statement on BP's website. There, BP makes that statement that Amoco Ultimate is always a minimum of 93-octane (RON). However, it's labeled as 92 at the station I use most often, and I've seen it labeled as 91 at a few other BP's in the Kansas City area. What's up with that? I, for one, am perplexed.
#58
RE: * What type of Gas are you feeding your Monte ?
I forgot to add that with semi-conservative driving habits, 75% highway/25% city, I'm averaging about 22 mpg at the moment. Last time I filled-up, which was a couple of days ago, BP Ultimate was $2.90, and BP regular was $2.70. Per Monte tank, that's$3.40 more for the good stuff, soit's really a non-issue as far as I'm concerned.