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At San Juan, P.R.--near Fort Buchanan--.72/liter=2.73/gal., both Shell & Texaco. Hey, BTW, dudes, is any of you guys an engineer or studying engineering? I wonder what difference does the "nytrogen"
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At San Juan, P.R.--near Fort Buchanan--.72/liter=2.73/gal., both Shell & Texaco. Hey, BTW, dudes, is any of you guys an engineer or studying engineering? I wonder what difference does the "nytrogen" in the "new" Shell gas actually make. I've always chosen Texaco, 'cause of the Techron thing, with a fine experience (i.e. never a miss in any of my cars, INCLUDING an '98 Olds Intrigue I used to own). Thanks, and greetings!
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