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tibal · 04-19-2012, 03:09 PM

This is indeed a very interesting read. I remember a while back seeing a story on 20/20 or a comparitive show, and they discussed a similar subject to this.

I was astonished to see that most states do not strictly regulate the actual octane ratings of the fuel. They covered the "fuel testers", and found that a lot of stations are not as reputable as they say. Example was that when a person is putting say 93 octane in their vehicle, they may be actually putting in a far inferior fuel at the higher cost.

Great read! Love VP

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tibal Track Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Safest Town In America Posts: 987 Drives: TT-370Z and 2.5RS Rep Power: 17	This is indeed a very interesting read. I remember a while back seeing a story on 20/20 or a comparitive show, and they discussed a similar subject to this. I was astonished to see that most states do not strictly regulate the actual octane ratings of the fuel. They covered the "fuel testers", and found that a lot of stations are not as reputable as they say. Example was that when a person is putting say 93 octane in their vehicle, they may be actually putting in a far inferior fuel at the higher cost. Great read! Love VP __________________ 2010 - PG - M6 - 370zTT 453/409 6lbs IG @TRbal10 TEAM FLY1 MOTORSPORTS