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Old 31 Jan 2005, 02:34 pm
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quote:Originally posted by PT-ERA

Found this link on the web. This should help us all decide which fuel is best for our cars, and we all want that, right?

http://www.leeric.lsu.edu/bgbb/7/ecep/trans/b/b.htm



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Thanks for the website. It is informative. Nevertheless, the owner's manual states n/a PT's use regular, turbos use premium. That's what I have done since day 1, and I will continue to use premium. I'm not dumping a major portion of my pay on my GT just to be cheap and put in regular. Also, I am about to start some power mods, and Junior will need the best gas available to maximize the results. I used to look for cheaper priced premium until I woke up and realized that Amoco ulitmate (what I use now) would only result in less than 30 cents per fill up! It's been only the good stuff for my baby since!
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