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yeah Shell is good.
I used to get Sonoco Ultra 94 -gives the best performance- but for some reason if you follow it up with anything but ultra 94, your E36 will have hunt idle issues.
Now I just go with whatever is cheap in my area. BP and Hess are the cheapest for the best quality and clean long lasting fuel. Mobile is also good with me.
I hate Exxon and Amaco because the price guage in my area. The day after Katrina I paid $4.20 for gallon at Exxon (in a panic because I had no idea what was happening and everyone was gassing up) and the next day they were obviously reported because the price went down to $2.90...
even now Exxon charges about $0.20 above everyone else...
I use Shell/Texaco or Chevron when I can't find a Shell/Texaco. The only place that I have ever had problems with gas is from BP. A lot depends on where you are, some places even among the same brands will water down the gas a bit etc.
i use either Shell, Esso or PetroCanada(Best and cleanest gas up here)and i go for the highest octane usually 91 but there are some 93 pumps around here.
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The manifold connects to the head, the head to the block. Using the word "manifold" to describe the block would be like calling a girl's face her vagina. Sure you could try to fuck it but she'll probably get mad and bite your dick off.
Chevron! With that Top Tier crap that they talk about...And they have funny looking talking cars. Plus it's only like 2.33 for 91 oct.
Texaco...wow haven't seen one of those in years. We actually used to have a few Texacos in my area, but they disappeared slowly, don't know why, don't care.
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