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CCastro 03-13-2017 10:41 AM

You guys are funny... come to CA, 3.49 for Shell 91 in San Francisco. Guam was nearly 4/gallon last time I was there, and all the stations prices are the same.

Louie cat 03-13-2017 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by srbrubak (Post 3626052)
Here is what Shell gas sells for where I live. This station is about a mile from where I live.

I can remember when the three grades were only 10cents apart , and off brand gas was 50 cents a gallon cheaper.

2016 370z 03-13-2017 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by CCastro (Post 3626640)
You guys are funny... come to CA, 3.49 for Shell 91 in San Francisco. Guam was nearly 4/gallon last time I was there, and all the stations prices are the same.

The SFO Costco had 91 priced at $2.64 a couple of months ago. Now it's like $3.04 D:

JohnTrang 04-11-2017 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by srbrubak (Post 3626052)
Here is what Shell gas sells for where I live. This station is about a mile from where I live.

WOW, over $1/gal more for V-Nitro in Iowa? That's crazy.

DeliriousClam 04-11-2017 04:24 PM

What in the **** is V-Nitro? :icon14:

Dwight Frye 04-11-2017 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by JohnTrang (Post 3639421)
WOW, over $1/gal more for V-Nitro in Iowa? That's crazy.

It's gonna get worse. The thieving Democrats in CA just passed a $0.12 per gallon tax increase plus an increase in vehicle registration fees. The law said that highway taxes were supposed to go to transportation and related projects but the weasels have been using a loophole in the law to put the money in the general fund. And now we need $50 billion in new taxes to pay for highway repairs and construction. We DON'T need a $100 billion high speed rail line that no one will ride, will never turn a profit and will undoubtedly run at least 100% over budget. This is what happens when your state is a one party system, AKA a dictatorship.

old guy 04-11-2017 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Dwight Frye (Post 3639470)
It's gonna get worse. The thieving Democrats in CA just passed a $0.12 per gallon tax increase plus an increase in vehicle registration fees. The law said that highway taxes were supposed to go to transportation and related projects but the weasels have been using a loophole in the law to put the money in the general fund. And now we need $50 billion in new taxes to pay for highway repairs and construction. We DON'T need a $100 billion high speed rail line that no one will ride, will never turn a profit and will undoubtedly run at least 100% over budget. This is what happens when your state is a one party system, AKA a dictatorship.

Same freekin thing here in Mich. Several years ago " they" asked to raise the sales tax 2% to fix the roads, every one voted yes, and today the roads are crap! " They" also want a high speed rail system, and I agree with you 100% it will never be without subsidies & will be at least double the original cost estimates. What really scares me is that it was only voted down by a narrow margin, it will be back on the ballot in 3 yrs.

Chan Chee Hoe 06-18-2017 06:03 AM

A Dyno showed that Shell V-Power Nitro got the same Power as Shell FuelSaver 98 in S'pore....V-Power is useless on N/A Engines,maybe those F.I. will do better.

JARblue 06-19-2017 07:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Chan Chee Hoe (Post 3665760)
A Dyno showed that Shell V-Power Nitro got the same Power as Shell FuelSaver 98 in S'pore....V-Power is useless on N/A Engines,maybe those F.I. will do better.

Useless? That's a pretty strong statement considering it's based on irrelevant data :rolleyes:

I don't think Shell was ever trying to claim that V-Power Nitro increases horsepower. Only that it runs cleaner than other fuels - which appears to be pretty evident from the independent testing I've seen. The real question should be are other fuels so dirty that the V-Nitro is worth the ~$0.25/gal or more premium price? Many people, myself included, say no.


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